In "Parents Who Lead," Stewart D. Friedman and Alyssa Westring present a transformative guide that empowers working parents to lead lives marked by greater purpose, harmony, and impact. Leveraging the profound principles of Friedman's celebrated Total Leadership approach, this book is a beacon for parents navigating the turbulent waters of modern life. Through a combination of rigorous research, practical tools, and relatable examples drawn from the real-world challenges and triumphs of working parents, Friedman and Westring chart a course toward a more integrated existence. Here, leadership isn't confined to the boardroom—it extends into the heart of the family, fostering a lifestyle where work, home, community, and the private self are harmoniously aligned. Beyond mere theory, "Parents Who Lead" is a hands-on manual for meaningful change. It equips readers with actionable strategies to redefine their purpose, enhance their connections, and make a lasting impact in every facet of their lives. The narratives shared within these pages are not just stories; they are mirrors reflecting the potential within each parent to not only aspire to leadership in all areas of life but to achieve it. Through its insightful analysis and empathetic understanding of the parent's plight in the 21st century, this book stands as a crucial resource for anyone looking to navigate the complexities of parenting with confidence and grace.