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As brene brown says, solitude is not the reward for great leadership.

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To do so requires humility: although the leader has more power than his followers, he must recognize that as to the things that govern human worth - dignity, character, decency - his station counts for nothing.

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And, while of course they don't mention the notorious, evil leaders of history who benefitted from solitude, too, it's hard not to think of adolf hitler writing mein kampf while at landsberg prison.

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But they do devote a chapter each to the benefitical effect of solitude on other leaders: in addition to goodall, kyi, and king, there is t.

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There are no “born leaders.

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When you were out walking, you didn’t have a phone in your pocket that could ring and interrupt your thoughts.

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When you turned on your computer.

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I want to try eisenhower’s practice of writing memos about important issues.