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Jun 12, 2010
This book is based on lessons learned from the US Army’s elite leadership school. For many officers, after graduating from West Point, Ranger school becomes the biggest challenge that they will ever face. Anyone who wants to rise through the ranks, have priority for choice of career direction, or earn the respect of officers and subordinates, must be Ranger qualified, or “tabbed out”. To don the Ranger tag speaks volumes in the military community. Many attempt going through the school, but f
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Apr 12, 2010
Great book about setting high goals and persevering to acheive them. I don't know if this would be enjoyable for anyone not interested in the military or prior service. I found the Ranger stories fascinating and inspiring. I had no idea what these men go through to earn their tab, what an incredible challenge.
Mar 29, 2009
I have to say this book is one of the top books on my list. It is a must read for everybody. The focus is leadership and juts doing it. I took more notes in this book than any other I've ever read, here's one:
"You don't have to ask permission to succeed!"
WOW, what a statement. I'll write a blog on this one ;) This book is in my top 5 of must reads for anybody looking to get into business or be part of any type of team setting (even if you are the only on o
"You don't have to ask permission to succeed!"
WOW, what a statement. I'll write a blog on this one ;) This book is in my top 5 of must reads for anybody looking to get into business or be part of any type of team setting (even if you are the only on o
Apr 20, 2010
Wonderful book. I love the colorful language and drab drag-yer-ass workouts revealing the dismal truth beyond the everyday hype and BS. Welcome to Hell.
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