Today’s book: Leadership: In Turbulent Times by Doris Kearns Goodwin—analyzing the leadership qualities of Lincoln, Theodore Roosevelt, FDR, and LBJ to uncover what makes a truly great leader.
Here’s your 1-minute summary:
- Great leaders are made, not born. Every iconic leader faced failures and setbacks—but they learned, adapted, and grew.
- Adversity shapes character. Challenges don’t break great leaders—they forge them. Resilience is built in tough times.
- Lead with humility and vision. Lincoln and Roosevelt connected deeply with people while holding a bold vision for the future.
- Crisis demands decisive action. The best leaders don’t freeze under pressure—they take bold, strategic steps forward.
- Empathy and communication matter. The ability to understand and inspire others is at the heart of true leadership.
Great leadership isn’t about power—it’s about service, resilience, and vision. How will you lead with strength today?
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