What makes a good business leadership course?

The model for a good leadership course is one that has an immediate projection of assessment and delivery of business promises.  The introductory statements catch the student of business attention as being knowledgeable of helping him to attain his needs and his desires in business.  The initial attraction between the workshop training instructor and his class is an alliance of shared purpose. For example a shared purpose can be stated like, we want to make you more efficient because your improvement in efficiency will reflect favorably on us.  We are in this business together.  The recognition of the joint project is accepted automatically.  One recognizes a good leadership course when one feels a collaborating relationship with the course.
A good business course catches our interest by joining our goals to the course instruction.  Once we can relate to the basic premise of the business course we can begin to adopt the methods and the procedures given.  If we begin to see success in our business life, we will then not only know that we were a part of a good business course but that its techniques worked. 
We only judge things as being good or bad in relation to what we are perceiving as valid from our point of reference.  A good leadership course encourages people who want to become leaders to ask questions.  Those questions can be answered by taking part in the course or by direct contact with the trainer.  A good business course in leadership is run like a good profitable company.  The same precepts that are used to inspire trust by company’s clients can be applied to beginning a relationship with a student of your course. 

If you or your company is being duped into using one of these leadership courses that offer promises of huge client upswing in orders, you really should like to find some way of making the promisee guarantee his course.

If you end up lke most companies going out of business, bankrupt, invaded by take overs, you really need to check these leadership gurus for their hidden agenda.