The author explores the secrets of Leadership based on Greek and global experience, shortly before and shortly after the acquisition of power. The chapters of the book are revealing: "On the edge of the thread". "The hundred days". "Scenario thinking with three scenarios". "It's psychology, Mr. President".

With a tightrope walker on the cover of the book, Mimis Androulakis presents himself as acrophobic and confesses the dizziness and admiration he feels when he sees tightrope walkers; the same dizziness, and perhaps even greater admiration, he feels when he sees the "President" stretching the rope and preparing to take the first steps to the heights of power. As the author states in his introduction: "The "Well, Mr. President!" is nothing more than the advice -God and Lord!- of an "acrophobic" to a daring, risk-taking "tightrope walker". It takes courage, I know, someone who cannot even visually withstand heights, to give "lessons" to the tightrope walker about body inclination, hand movements, shifts in the center of gravity, compensation, and balance."