The founding fathers on leadership

When America aspired to break free from Britain, the real-life David-and-Goliath situation required that a full-blown cadre of dynamic leaders arise immediately from the revolutionary populace. As history shows, it did. Now, Donald T. Phillips--writer, speaker, and mayor of Fairview, Texas--uses those events to suggest ways that today's businesspeople can likewise overcome tough odds and achieve success. Goal-setting, communication, and risk-taking, Phillips writes in The Founding Fathers on Leadership: Classic Teamwork in Changing Times, are just a few of the traits to be learned by studying Washington, Jefferson, and their colleagues.

First sentence: By being out in front and taking people where they've never before been, leaders essentially act as agents of change.

Year

1997

Language

English

Publisher

Grand Central Publishing

Editions

2

Pages

272

ISBN

9780446674256

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