Leadership Lessons from History

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Today, we’re continuing our series on Leadership Lesson from History. What can be learned from history, especially when it comes to the topic of leadership? What can we learn from those who have gone before us and how can we use their life lessons to unlock psychological health, emotional harmony, and transformational vitality within ourselves? We are going to examine or unpack the life of Abraham Lincoln and the leadership lessons I have personally learned from him. Some believe he was successful, and others believe he was a failure. Regardless, we can learn so much from other people’s successes and failures.

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