In Habits Die Hard, Mac Anderson and John J. Murphy explain that the key to success is replacing destructive habits with successful ones. Learn how to harness the power of habit for yourself (and your team) with this insightful book.
Forbes writer Simon Constable calls The Leadership Secrets of Hamilton "refreshing" and states:
"The main thing is that this particular book has the potential to not only create leaders worthy of following in the future, but also to roll back what sometimes looks like an amoral free-for-all in the workplace."
We completely agree. And to give you a sense of what kinds of leadership lessons our Founding Fathers have to teach, we would like to share some of the lessons our titular leader learned:
How long have you dreamed of being, having, and doing what you really want? Well, Goals will teach you to stop dreaming and start making things happen. No exaggeration: this book has the potential to change your life! Read on to find out how decisiveness begets success.
The humblest circumstances can lead to the greatest achievements. With clear vision and commitment, it's possible to completely transform your life. These four people went from nobodies to household names. They didn't settle for less, so why should you?
Whether you're the leader of a sports team or the leader of your family, if you are inspiring others, then you're a leader. And trust is one of the most important things in leadership. Without trust, you won't be able to inspire others to follow you and learn from you.
