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This document introduces the authors of the book "Leading America: The Authentic Leader's Guide to Life, Liberty & the Pursuit of Happiness". It summarizes that the book demonstrates how to be an authentic leader by having a clear goal that benefits others and using your integrity to achieve results. It states that the strength of the US is based on authentic leadership around God, Country, Community and Family, and that Liberty and Justice require leaders who protect Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness.
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The document provides instructions for seeking writing help from HelpWriting.net. It outlines a 5-step process: 1) Create an account with a password and email. 2) Complete an order form with instructions, sources, and deadline. 3) Review bids from writers and choose one. 4) Review the completed paper and authorize payment. 5) Request revisions to ensure satisfaction, with a refund option for plagiarized work.
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Barack Obama is described as a leader with ambition and determination who won two presidential terms, becoming the first African American president. The document outlines two key traits of Obama's leadership: not being afraid to take action and responsibility as president, and showing consistency between his words and actions. It provides examples of Obama working to address economic challenges and motivate Americans despite obstacles. Repealing the Affordable Care Act could impact many vulnerable groups and cause trauma due to loss of healthcare access. Trauma-informed principles may help address challenges in a changing policy environment.
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The document discusses how leadership needs have evolved over time along with organizations and society. Traditional leadership focused on maximizing profits and wealth, while modern leadership must foster spiritual fulfillment, well-being, and sustainability. Leaders now must balance opposing needs like empowerment and control, trust and accountability. Additionally, the workforce has changed and now values meaning, work-life balance, and frequent skill development over long-term company loyalty. This disconnect challenges leaders to adapt and meet new expectations.
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This document summarizes Luis G. Lobo's book "It IS Your Attitude" which discusses developing a positive attitude. It outlines that the success or failure of any organization depends on engaged leadership. It discusses how attitudes are formed through example, lack of leadership, and non-reality based thinking. It provides tips for developing a positive attitude including self-coaching, dismissing untrue beliefs, reading to learn, getting involved communally, and being kind to yourself and others. It encourages developing an enthusiastic positive attitude coupled with personal ownership of success.
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- 1. Leading AmericaThe Authentic Leader’s Guide to Life, Liberty & the Pursuit of Happiness Randy E. King Michael Beaumont Dr. Vernet A. Joseph Jr., Mark Sturdevant Mark Sturdevant Chamber of commerce President/CEO, Coast Guard veteran, political campaign consultant, and community leader. Dr. Vernet A. Joseph Jr. Speaker & strategist on potential, passion & productivity, author of 15 books, combat veteran, and graduate in Theology. Michael Beaumont, MIT Technology & strategic marketing consultant, author of 2 books, educator, and mentor to the next generation of Americans. Randy E. King, IOM Organizational man- agement & business leadership consultant to Fortune 500 companies and bestselling author of 11 books. This book demonstrates that to be an authentic leader, you have to have a clear idea of what you want to accomplish (which positively benefits many others) and then leverage your influence (which is based upon your personal integrity) to achieve your desired results. “Your legacy is defined by those you have inspired to protect and serve our 4 pillars of God, Country, Community and Family. Which one will you embrace and take a leadership role in?” — Randy E. King After exhaustive research over many years, we have determined that the strength and character of the United States is founded upon authentic leadership related to God, Country, Community and Family. If we want to keep being a country based on Liberty and Justice, and avoid the decay seen in Government, we must become those leaders who seek and protect Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness. LeadingAmerica Leadership