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"10 Leadership Lessons From The World's Greatest Leaders"
- by Laurence Winmill
(c) Laurence Winmill. All Rights Reserved. http://www.BookShaker.com
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Since
beginning of mankind every one of us needs and benefits from leadership, whether it's religious, social, family, educational, governing, professional or business. The fact is that without leadership there is simply no direction or path for us to follow.
Typically when you mention
word leader, historical names spring to mind. Political or Governing leaders include Winston Churchill, George Washington, Adolf Hitler, Julius Caesar, William Wallace, Lenin, Mandela, Gandhi, Thatcher, Kennedy,
list goes on.
All of these names have left their mark in history - they have inspired millions to follow their example, in some cases with magnificent results and in others quite catastrophic.
But what all leaders seem to have in common is summed up in a quote by Vance Packard (The Hidden Persuaders) - "Leadership appears to be
art of getting others to want to do something you are convinced should be done".