It’s been said that all genuine leadership is by example. Studying history and biography is helpful! Some good choices for books on strong but imperfect leaders in difficult situations:
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2 comments:
Adams (John)by David McCullough is also a fantastic book.
Peace,
David
Thanks, David. I loved John Adams, and I have yet to read a McCullough book I didn't enjoy.
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