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The art and adventure of leadership

understanding failure, resilience, and success
Pages
141
Published
2015
Language
English

Synopsis

Many modern management philosophies praise the virtues of failure, but this book argues that true leadership demands a deeper understanding. It explores the paradox of success, where setbacks can be necessary, yet knowing when to avoid failure is crucial. Through examining historical figures like George Washington and Winston Churchill, alongside contemporary examples, the book identifies essential leadership skills for achieving lasting success.

About the author

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Warren G. Bennis

Warren G. Bennis was a pioneering voice in leadership studies and organizational development. His influential books, including On Becoming a Leader, The Planning of Change, and Profession, offered deep insights into management and human potential. Bennis's work remains essential reading for anyone interested in effective leadership and personal growth.