Where Have All the Leaders Gone? | Lee Iacocca | You get the best and the worst that you allow to...

Where Have All the Leaders Gone? | Lee Iacocca | Where have all the leaders gone

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	Where Have All the Leaders Gone? Lee Iacocca Scribner, 2007 - 192 pages average customer review:based on 223 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

You get the best and the worst that you allow to be elected.

THINK! It's what Mr. Iacocca challenges you to do.

PAY ATTENTION! Don't blindly follow what the spinmeisters put before you.

BE CRITICAL! Not passive and blindly following.

Where have all the leaders gone? Look in the mirror..., where have you gone that you have allowed others to take charge of your life and cow you with fear and lies.

STAND UP! BE COUNTED! CHALLENGE and in turn BE CHALLENGED!

You may not agree with everything Mr. Iacocca has to say, but doggone it, it is refreshing to see someone speak their mind in a thoughtful and tactful manner.

LEAD, FOLLOW or GET OUT OF THE WAY!

Cheers!

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Where have all the leaders gone

This book is a "Wake up Americia" book...Geez! they just don't get it in Washington !

Where Have All The Leaders Gone?

Interesting insights and analysis. I think he pretty much tells it like it is.

JWG

Finally someone makes sense.....

Too bad our politicians can't have the same common sense as Lee Iacocca. His book is well written but I can't say I learned anything because I agree with everything he said. Having said that, though, I wish I had the money to send this book to every congressman, senator, and anyone else in Washington who can't seem to bring themselves to do what's right for the people who put them in office. I also wish the people in this country would remember that there are more of US than there are THEM and we can and should demand leadership in our best interest. Lee is right when he says our government is broken. We just never take it to the shop to have it fixed. Read the book, it was very interesting to see who Lee knows and who influenced his development as a man and as a leader.

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Misleading Title

Mr Iacocca's stong spirit and desire to help his country show in the book. But, the title implies that he might give the reader some direction in how to become or to find a leader. His half-hearted attempt at "what you can do about it" at the end of the book was disappointing.
Also, at times Mr. Iacocca obviously has trouble hiding his politics. It's ok to have politics, but a book with a title like this should try a little harder to disquise the politics.
There is nothing intellectual about this book, but, I don't think he was going for this in the first place.

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