This book was published in 1960, and has sold more than 8 million copies worldwide, making it among the best-selling books of all time. It is a result of a $50 bet between the author and his publisher, in which the author was challenged to write a book using only 50 different words.

Leadership Lessons from Howard Schultz

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Why Persistence Matters

Do you have the ability to continue in your course of action even when it becomes difficult, or you face opposition? This is the definition of persistence, and it’s a crucial leadership quality that you will need in work, marriage and home.

Leadership Lessons from Thomas Edison

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The Discipline of Patience

Patience is the recognition that things of value take time. One doesn’t become successful, or paint a masterpiece, or build a close-knit family, overnight. The response to the need for patience is persistence.

Leadership Lessons from Mahatma Gandhi

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Leadership Lessons from Tom Brady

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Job's Perseverance

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