You might never have to lead troops into battle, but you can
learn a lot from those who do. That's the idea behind this
extensively updated version of the 1991 classic by William A. Cohen
that explains how great military officers lead-and how you can,
too. Cohen presents examples of military leaders from Sun Tzu to
George Patton, including many encountered during his own days in
the Air Force Reserve. New material in the latest edition includes
research from more than 200 new interviews and updated exploits
from such contemporaries as Desert Storm mastermind Norman
Schwartz-kopf. Cohen is remarkable not only for his acumen but also
his morality and humanity. Leadership does not involve
manipulation, he says, and many of the greatest leaders view
themselves as the servants of their followers, not the other way
around.
This is no philosophical treatise, however. Cohen is profoundly
practical, providing succinct, actionable advice on such topics as
"How to Take Charge in Any Situation" and "How to
Develop Your Self-Confidence." Where Cohen leads, any
entrepreneur would do well to follow.
The New Art Of The Leader is available at Amazon.com.
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