Dallas, Texas Jun 8, 2024 (Issuewire.com) – Business leader and three-time CEO, James Hwang, has released his new book, “Dare to Fail: Next Generation Leadership.” Launched on May 27, in honor of US Memorial Day, the book quickly reached #1 bestseller status in Christian Leadership on Amazon.

“Dare to Fail” is being recognized by both aspiring and experienced leaders for its thoughtful exploration of how failures can be leveraged for leadership success. Drawing on over 25 years of experience in technology, finance, and strategic management, Hwang provides readers with practical strategies and real-life anecdotes to transform setbacks into opportunities for growth.

In a recent interview, Hwang emphasized the importance of resilience in leadership, stating, “Failure is not the end; it’s a critical part of the journey to success. ‘Dare to Fail’ aims to shift our mindset towards setbacks and use them to build stronger, more resilient leaders.” The book also offers guidance on fostering trust, adaptability, and mentorship within teams.

“Dare to Fail: Next Generation Leadership” addresses common misconceptions about failure in leadership. Hwang remarked, “Many see failure as a negative endpoint. My approach is to view it as feedback and an opportunity to try again. Resilience and adaptability are key to developing an effective and inspiring leadership style.”

The book is available on Amazon. You can find it here.

About James Hwang

James Hwang is the Chief Executive Officer of 1Path and its subsidiaries. With over 25 years of experience, he has extensive expertise in people management, technology, finance, and mergers & acquisitions. His leadership at Cal Net Technology Group resulted in significant growth, establishing it as a leading IT-managed services provider.

Throughout his career, Hwang has held important roles at Alphaworks, Hewlett-Packard Enterprise, EMC (now Dell Technologies), and AT&T. He also served as a board member at Hope Bancorp (NASDAQ: HOPE) and is currently a board member for CNG Holdings.

Hwang’s professional affiliations include membership in the CompTIA Channel Advisory Board, the Forbes Technology Council, and the HonorGuard Network. He holds a degree in Operations Research and Economics from the US Military Academy at West Point and advanced degrees from Dallas Baptist University.