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From Prisoner of War to Nationally Respected Leadership Expert
2012/4/25
形式:ハードカバー
November 7, 1967 sent Lee Ellis, an Air Force fighter pilot, on a new adventure he hadn't planned and didn't desire. In a bombing raid over North Vietnam, here's what happened: "Suddenly, an explosion rocked our aircraft. A terrifying sound, like marbles in a blender, alerted me that the metal of our expensive flying machine was ripping apart. The cockpit was still intact, but it was rapidly filling with smoke. The control stick was frozen. . .and we were tumbling end over end through the sky."
Fortunately, Ellis ejected. Unfortunately, North Vietnamese combatants captured him. For five and a half years, he stayed at the now infamous "Hanoi Hilton," the sarcastic name applied to the prison camp that also housed the POW we would come to know as Senator John McCain.
After his release from the service, Lee Ellis started sharing the leadership lessons he had learned for survival. He has become a popular speaker and consultant for leading corporations. Now this gripping book makes his crucible-proven concepts about communication, morale, team building, and motivation available to a larger public.
I invite you to watch my brief video review of Leading with Honor.
Fortunately, Ellis ejected. Unfortunately, North Vietnamese combatants captured him. For five and a half years, he stayed at the now infamous "Hanoi Hilton," the sarcastic name applied to the prison camp that also housed the POW we would come to know as Senator John McCain.
After his release from the service, Lee Ellis started sharing the leadership lessons he had learned for survival. He has become a popular speaker and consultant for leading corporations. Now this gripping book makes his crucible-proven concepts about communication, morale, team building, and motivation available to a larger public.
I invite you to watch my brief video review of Leading with Honor.
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Leading With Honor
2012/5/12
形式:ハードカバー
An extraordinary story of courage, endurance, sacrifice, and survival in the face of unspeakable cruelty and deprivation. More importantly, a timely and sorely needed reminder of how seemingly insurmountable challenges can be overcome when qualities like honor, integrity, character, and sense of duty are valued more than personal gain, focus group surveys, and political expediency. Ought to be required reading in every high school and university and by all who either hold or aspire to public office.
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Leading with Honor
2012/5/22
形式:ハードカバー
I could not put this book down. It was amazing to read the stories that so many men endured for our country. They not only survived but persevered to be men of great honor. Mr. Ellis and all so those imprisoned with him are truly heroes. I shared this book with my 17 year old son who is interested in the military. There were so many life lessons that he has to learn along the way and this book identified ways for him to develop those leadership qualities that seem to be missing in so many of our leaders today. Thank you for an incredible book on so many levels.
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