“The Dichotomy of Power is a breakthrough book addressing the core human desire for power. Moving beyond the use of power to accomplish one’s own agenda, however, this book takes the reader on a journey to discover power that is moral, just and selfless. The book is packed with keen insights, inspiring stories, creative exercises and wise counsel. It is a great read and a great resource!”
    -- Dr. L. Randolph Lowry III - President, Lipscomb University

Nancy Reece - Author and Columnist

Nancy is a talented writer, and has authored the book, The Dichotomy of Power® - Using Power with Intelligence and Integrity, and co-authored and co-edited the book Strengthening the Organizational Heart. She is the Integrity First columnist for the Nashville Business Journal. She earned her B.S. degree from the University of Evansville and her M.S. degree from Indiana University, and has continued her lifelong learning at Harvard University and the Center for Creative Leadership.

The Dichotomy of POWER®
    Using Power with Intelligence and Integrity

The Dichotomy of Power® explores critical thinking and moral integrity and then teaches you to apply those same principles in your personal exercise of power. Using Christian principles as the foundation, Nancy Reece helps you:

• Learn five warning signs of uncontrolled power
• Make choices that build a firm foundation for success
• Align your values with actions that serve the greater good
• Earn respect as a leader others want to follow

Strengthening the Organizational Heart
  15 Timeless Lessons from Legendary YMCA Leader
      John R. Mott

After five decades of work with non-profit organizations, John R. Mott -- YMCA trailblazer, youth advocate, Nobel Peace Prize winner, evangelist, and advisor to statesmen -- summed up all he’d learned in fifteen basic statements. Sixteen YMCA leaders rediscover Mott’s life lessons and apply his simple and spiritual precepts to today’s challenges and a new generation. Writing from their hearts, these leaders each take one lesson and share personal experiences. Nancy Reece co-edits this book with W. Tracey Howe to demonstrate how Mott’s basic, timeless principles can strengthen an organization and keep its heart and purpose strong. Ken Blanchard wrote the foreword for this book.