The Kind Way
The Life-Changing Metric for Leadership, Success and the Human Spirit
By Sophie Bretag
AU $34.99
NZ $38.00
ISBN: 9781764207492
Release date: 30 June, 2026
No of pages: 288

What if the future of work depends on kindness? A culture where conscious leadership creates environments for people to thrive without burnout and achieve without the expense of their wellbeing.

The Kind Way is a call to action and a practical framework for those exhausted by and longing to be liberated from the oppressive grip of perpetual overdrive culture.

Sophie Bretag presents a tangible leadership framework in four essential pillars that can be developed, measured and embedded at both individual and organisational levels. Blending neuroscience, psychology and real-world case studies with practical tools, the KINDHUMAN Quotientâ„¢ redefines and reimagines leadership as we know it.

The Kind Way is an invitation to lead differently, toward a future where success and humanity coexist, and where leadership leaves a sustainable, meaningful legacy.

About the Author

Sophie Bretag

Sophie Bretag is an author, award-winning keynote speaker and executive human resources consultant, recognised for her thought leadership in kindness-led, human-centred leadership. She is the founder of Metta Leaders, with nearly two decades of experience supporting leaders and organisations across Australia and internationally.

She works with small businesses, complex public sector environments and global organisations, including major government agencies. A sought-after voice on global podcasts, panels, conferences and leadership forums, Sophie is a multiple national Women in Leadership award finalist and LinkedIn Top Voice, with features in CEO Magazine, Wellbeing, Body+Soul and SmartCompany. Through her speaking and writing, Sophie is redefining performance by placing human capacity, and kindness, at the centre of leadership.

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