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  Leader’sDigest: Nineteen Stars 4

  Military practice has always been a vivid school for leadership, which becomes good reference to commercial ventures. We will launch a series of articles about leadership styles of four world renowned generals (George Marshall, MacArthur, Eisenhower, Patton ), excerpted from Nineteen Stars of Edgar Puryear.

  [ 2014-02-28 04:00 ]
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  Culture Change – How can you best juggle it?

  Leading culture change is like juggling. Keeping several balls in the air requires intense focus, great communication (between hands), spirited effort, and a keen sense of the bigger picture (the blur of the whole).

  [ 2014-02-21 10:03 ]
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  Leader’sDigest: Nineteen Stars 3

  Military practice has always been a vivid school for leadership, which becomes good reference to commercial ventures. We will launch a series of articles about leadership styles of four world renowned generals (George Marshall, MacArthur, Eisenhower, Patton ), excerpted from Nineteen Stars of Edgar Puryear.

  [ 2014-02-10 10:40 ]
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  Nineteen Stars 2: Humility-General Marshall

  Humility: General Marshall was complete within himself. Doing his job well was its own reward; he did not need the compliments of others to evaluate his performance. He was eminently fit for the responsibilities and loneliness of command, intellectually and psychologically.

  [ 2014-01-31 09:25 ]