February is Presidents’ month. We celebrate by rediscovering the leadership lessons of the presidents born in the month of February. In this installment, we learn three valuable lessons from a president you don’t hear much about. Read all about it in this week’s Carosa Commentary “Leadership Lessons of William Henry Harrison.”
Related Articles
-
A Good Show Must Always End, But A Great Story Lasts Forever
The end of a show can make you sad. But some tell a story you can’t forget. You want...
-
Patrick H. Price – Savior, Savant, or Sacrifice?
Just because you are paranoid doesn’t mean they’re not out to get you. And just because you’re a conspiracy...
-
Why It’s Important You Believe You Control Your Own Destiny
Look into the crystal ball of your life. Do you see what others say is there, or do you...
-
Happy Birthday Greater Western New York!
Did you ever wonder how it feels to be the “player to be named later” in a trade? It...
-
How Have You Rediscovered Christopher Columbus?
Too often we seek to dismiss the lessons of our elders because they’re superficially “old” and “out-of-date.” Perhaps we’d...
-
Why Are Hamburgers The Fast Food King Instead Of Hot Dogs?
By the time Chevy aired its 1974 commercial, there were more than 1,000 McDonald’s in operation and the burger...
-
Why It’s Important You Have A High Need For Achievement
You decide what race you’ll run. It’s only natural to want to win that race. A mere participation trophy...
-
My Greatest Sale
There comes a time in each of our business lives when we must finally face our first set of...
