The Gentle Art of Leading

What Thirty-Five Years on the Mat Taught Me About Business Leadership

What does Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu have to do with leadership?

More than you think.

After thirty-five years on the mat and three decades navigating global corporations, Mario Agnese discovered that the principles that govern survival, pressure, and strategy in Jiu-Jitsu are the same ones that define effective leadership in business.

This is not a book written from the summit.

It is written from the climb.

Facing career uncertainty at fifty-two, while building a startup, running a business, and supporting a family, Agnese shares real lessons drawn from failure, pressure, and persistence - not theory.

Inside, you will learn:

- Why "tapping early" is the smartest move a leader can make

- How to manage pressure when everything is collapsing

- The danger of ego in decision-making

- How to build teams where honesty beats appearance

- Why resilience is built through return, not perfection

This book is built on the timeless commandments of Carlos Gracie - translated into the language of leadership, business, and life.

Whether you are an executive, entrepreneur, or someone navigating uncertainty, this is a practical guide to staying grounded when everything is trying to knock you down.

The mat never lies.

And neither does leadership.

juillet 2026, env. 152 pages, Mario Agnese, Anglais
Indy Pub
979-8-2561-9940-1

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