This book has 111 laws; they were discovered after an intense program of fundamental analysis and mental comparison, arranging a large amount of information as in a periodic table in which each has its place and role. It was not easy to define these laws, it was a challenge that required my entire vision, one that can feel the place where there are specific nodes, common points in a three-dimensional map, in constant motion. I have identified these laws as fixed points, and those points are safe places for those who are navigating for personal transformation. It's hard to explain because this process is beyond me. What I do know is that sometimes, after I finished writing each law, I had the feeling that it had to be written that way and that nothing had to be changed, as if someone or something was guiding me to write like that. Maybe my talent as a writer, perhaps the intuition I've tried to develop all these years, maybe my inner passion made me move to a higher level of personal development and be able to write these 111 laws of leadership presented here.If someone had told me I was going to write this book, I might not have believed it. I evolved a lot, and everything was done gradually without feeling a special effort. I grew through the decision not to accept anything other than quality information, not to do anything but write even if, through this journey, I exposed myself financially, and it was not easy for me.Over time, I met many trainers, colleagues of mine with whom I met at certain events. In an overwhelming proportion, they had a job, usually at state-owned companies, and from time to time, they had another training for which they took a day off or worked after hours. There was no question of writing books because they did not have enough time. When you know that you have all the time in the world to write and that nothing stops you, then you dive into the ocean of inspiration. It is possible to stay there for a few months, maybe more than a year, to the despair of acquaintances who do not understand what is happening, they cannot know that you are looking for more than the job they are used to every day. In their eyes, you are lazy and running away from responsibility. And when you come out of that ocean of inspiration, you have a crazy urge to write that you can't put out until you've finished and published ten volumes already written in your mind. Nobody understands because nobody has patience with you for so many months, everyone wants you to perform tomorrow if you didn't have to do that yesterday. Or writing doesn't work that way. Writing chooses its people, and not people choose their writing. In all those months you make an inner commitment, you dedicate yourself to writing, and it becomes part of you. And if you do, no one will take away your ability to write well. In all those months, you live in your inner world, you get hungry for writing, and when you come to the surface, you sit in front of your laptop and start writing for all that time. Words connect, thoughts are clear there; you just have to let them lie on their own. How many trainers dare to let themselves be carried away by intuition without any tangible guarantee? I did it because I dared to do it, and these books are proof of that courage.