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EPISODE · Jan 13, 2022 · 29 MIN

Alan Axelrod– “FDR as a Leader”

from Radio Curious · host Ignacio Ayala

Originally Broadcast: June 3, 2003 Click here to begin listening.  Nothing to Fear, Lessons in Leadership from FDR Alan Axelrod is a writer who has studied the cultural and business dimensions of America. “Nothing to Fear, Lessons in Leadership from FDR,” by Axelrod, focuses on FDR’s unique leadership style and what an effective leader is able […]

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Originally Broadcast: June 3, 2003 Click here to begin listening. Nothing to Fear, Lessons in Leadership from FDR Alan Axelrod is a writer who has studied the cultural and business dimensions of America. “Nothing to Fear, Lessons in Leadership from FDR,” by Axelrod, focuses on FDR’s unique leadership style and what an effective leader is able to do. We spoke about FDR’s leadership skills in the first part of our discussion and then addressed the leadership style and effectiveness of President George W. Bush. Alan Axelrod recommends “The Life of PT Barnum,” by PT Barnum.

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