Book description
Welcome to 12 Months of Leadership Insights, our compendium of the leadership insights of 40 leaders. We selected three leaders for each month based on their birth month and added in four bonus leaders. Our selected leaders are from an array of backgrounds, positions and eras. We went as far…
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1 author picked 12 Months of Leadership Insights as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
Dr. Richard Dool is a colleague of mine in the communication department of the Rutgers University School of Communication and Information. He consistently publishes compelling and inspiring thought leadership content on leaders and effective and transformative leadership including 12 Months of Leadership Insights.
The book is organized by the birth months of leaders ranging from Maya Angelou and Mother Teresa to Walt Disney and Sir Richard Branson. The brilliance of the book is that you can open to any page and be inspired by the biography of a diverse group of leaders and learn from the leadership insights the author…
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