Strategic Leadership—Observation

Author: Gan Huaming et al.
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Features: Building great leadership is a major trend in the 21st century worldwide. Throughout history, both in the East and the West, those who achieve great accomplishments all possess great leadership, while those who lack it never do—whether in business, politics, military affairs, or other social activities, it is the same. The world's wealthiest person, Bill Gates, possesses great leadership. The global CEO role model, Jack Welch, possesses great leadership. The former U.S. President, George Washington, a six-star general, possesses great leadership. The former president of Harvard University, Dr. Summers, who also served as the U.S. Secretary of the Treasury, possesses great leadership. The "Great Leadership Series" is meticulously compiled based on the characteristics of the times and the urgent needs of modern leaders. This series elaborates on the essence and core principles of great leadership, combining systematic theories with practical skills. It enables leaders to gain cutting-edge knowledge, broaden their horizons, enhance their capabilities, stimulate their wisdom, and significantly improve their leadership abilities, thereby becoming outstanding leaders. Leaders of all types of organizations—the "heads" of enterprises, institutions, and government, party, military, and mass organizations—should build great leadership. As Napoleon once stated, "A lion-led flock of sheep can defeat a sheep-led flock of lions." It can be said that great leadership determines one's destiny: those with it survive, while those without it perish; those strong in great leadership thrive, and those weak in it decline.