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Where is Winston Churchill when you need him? Or today’s leaders like him? Someone who not only has the courage to make the right decisions but who can also inspire others to follow in times of crisis. Churchill is in the pantheon of the greats because once he adopted a vision, he sold it with passion, regardless of criticism or adversity. And he put the interests of his country before his own. It’s a noble characteristic that seems in short supply today.
A recent survey by the World Economic Forum found that 86 percent of respondents believe we are suffering a global leadership crisis. Most of us don’t need to rely on a survey to know this is true, we can just feel it....
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A Crisis of Leadership
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Photo by Rena Effendi[/caption]
Where is Winston Churchill when you need him? Or today’s leaders like him? Someone who not only has the courage to make the right decisions but who can also inspire others to follow in times of crisis. Churchill is in the pantheon of the greats because once he adopted a vision, he sold it with passion, regardless of criticism or adversity. And he put the interests of his country before his own. It’s a noble characteristic that seems in short supply today.
A recent survey by the World Economic Forum found that 86 percent of respondents believe we are suffering a global leadership crisis. Most of us don’t need to rely on a survey to know this is true, we can just feel it....
READ THE FULL ARTICLE IN THE HUFFINGTON POST
Photo by Rena Effendi[/caption]
Where is Winston Churchill when you need him? Or today’s leaders like him? Someone who not only has the courage to make the right decisions but who can also inspire others to follow in times of crisis. Churchill is in the pantheon of the greats because once he adopted a vision, he sold it with passion, regardless of criticism or adversity. And he put the interests of his country before his own. It’s a noble characteristic that seems in short supply today.
A recent survey by the World Economic Forum found that 86 percent of respondents believe we are suffering a global leadership crisis. Most of us don’t need to rely on a survey to know this is true, we can just feel it....
READ THE FULL ARTICLE IN THE HUFFINGTON POST
Further Reading
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Radcliffe Foundation Donates $100,000 to Victims of the Fort McMurray Fire
May 27, 2016 -
From the Torbali Izmir Refugee Camp
Jan 25, 2016 -
Boys Club Network Walks for Syrian Refugees
Jun 06, 2016