Daniel Parker is a quiet revolutionary, a career public servant who reviews his life's journey, his 18 years in public service, and his two losses at local politics through a series of lessons. Lessons drawn from experience and common sense to better prepare a new generation of leaders. Leaders that will face a revolutionary time where old icons topple and a new normal emerges that works for the common good. Written to be accessible to individual or groups, these leadership lessons combine real life examples, tips for personal and sustainable growth, and a healthy dose of respect for public service to encourage the reader toward new discoveries and old insights. This easy to access little book on leadership can be referenced time and again for help. It makes a great companion for the new public servant, the student leaving home, or managers on retreat.