SOME LEADERS PRESERVE SYSTEMS.
CORPORATE REBELS TRANSFORM THEM.
What do you do when you know something needs to change, but challenging it could cost you influence, opportunity, or belonging?
Care Enough to Disrupt is for leaders who refuse to confuse professional success with passive acceptance. Drawing from decades of executive leadership, Marc A. Howze shows how to challenge what no longer works without becoming reckless, cynical, or ineffective.
Grounded in faith, hard-won experience, and practical leadership wisdom, he examines what purposeful leadership requires: conviction in consequential moments, courage in difficult conversations, and the discipline to create change that strengthens both people and institutions.
Through memorable concepts including The Four Questions, Run the Route, Authentic Authority, and Buildings Before Sidewalks, the book brings career decisions, execution, influence, structural change, and legacy into one practical framework for purposeful leadership.
Challenge the status quo with wisdom, care, and conviction. Build what lasts.