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The CEO Used to Bleed Too. When Leadership Meant Blood, Sweat, & Skin in the Game (en Inglés)
Kevin L Whitworth
The CEO Used to Bleed Too. When Leadership Meant Blood, Sweat, & Skin in the Game (en Inglés)
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$ 39.132The CEO Used to Bleed Too. When Leadership Meant Blood, Sweat, & Skin in the Game (en Inglés)
Kevin L Whitworth
There was a time when leadership wasn't a title.
It was a position-at the front, in the fire, where the consequences lived.
Before boardrooms and branding, leaders built things with their hands.
They didn't manage risk. They carried it.
This book is a raw, unfiltered look at the kind of leadership we've forgotten.
Inside, you'll step into the lives of men and women who didn't just talk about grit-they lived it:
Daniel Boone carving paths through wilderness with lives depending on himJohn Deere hammering solutions out of scrap steel when tools failedHarriet Tubman leading people through darkness where one mistake meant deathNikola Tesla risking his body to prove ideas no one else believed inSoichiro Honda rebuilding from rejection, war, and ruinR. G. LeTourneau burning, breaking, and rebuilding machines that reshaped the worldAmelia Earhart flying into uncertainty with no safety netErnest Shackleton leading men through total collapse-and bringing every one of them homeFred Harvey bringing order and dignity to the lawless frontierCornelius Vanderbilt breaking monopolies with grit, risk, and relentless executionThese weren't perfect people.
Some were ruthless. Some failed spectacularly.
But they all shared one trait:
They risked more than they demanded.
It's about what leadership looked like before it was sanitized.
Before:
PR teamsLegal buffers"Culture decks"And risk managed from a distanceBack when:
If something broke-you fixed itIf things went wrong-you took the hitIf you led-you bledWe didn't lose leadership.
We diluted it.
This book is about remembering what it looked like
-and deciding whether we're willing to bring it back.
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