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An interesting book that keep my attention!,
Par Gang Chen "LEEDSeries.com, Bestselling Author... (http://GreenExamEducation.com/) - Voir tous mes commentaires
Ce commentaire fait référence à cette édition : Barack, Inc.: Winning Business Lessons of the Obama Campaign (Relié)
"The indispensable quality of a leader whose decisions and actions can change people's lives is his cool-his calm rationality, steadiness under pressure, and ability to stay on message and control strong emotions...Be cool: Ignore the side shows, keep your eye on the center ring... Be cool: Fix the problem, forget the blame... Be cool: Play hardball when you have to..." Barry Libert and Rick Faulk write.
"...Staying cool doesn't mean being a wuss. In his pickup basketball games, Obama is not above throwing an elbow under the basket-and in politics, much of his success has come from playing hardball. If an opponent is down, Obama is not about to let up. His first campaign was a bid for a seat in the Illinois state senate. The incumbent, Alice Palmer, was giving it up to run for Congress, and she endorsed him. But when she lost her congressional race, she changed her mind and asked Obama to withdraw and give back her senate seat. By then, he had launched a campaign, recruited a staff, and attended countless neighborhood meetings. To Palmer's righteous fury, he refused to stand down. When Palmer scrambled to get enough petition signatures to qualify for a spot on the ballet, Obama challenged many of her signatures-and a judge ruled enough of them invalid to end her bid. Still playing hardball, the Obama team went on to vet the petitions of the other two candidates, and he wound up as the only name on the ballot..." Barry Libert and Rick Faulk continue to cover other winning business lessons of Obama Campaign, including Be Social, Be the Change, etc. This is one of the few books that keep my attention. It is short, useful and still has some details. I enjoy reading it. Gang Chen, AIA, LEED AP BD+C, Author of "LEED GA Exam Guide," "Architectural Practice Simplified," "Planting Design Illustrated," and other books on various LEED exams, architecture, and landscape architecture Aidez d'autres clients à trouver les commentaires les plus utiles
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