By steve olson
Lessons In Leadership
A Storied Approach
A leadership book with a difference! The stories are personal and range from humorous to poignant. They include the follies of youth, the mistakes of being a new leader, and the wisdom that comes from knowledge and experience. The lessons learned are relevant and come with several points to ponder that will help you gain insights about yourself.

Lessons in Leadership
BY STEVE OLSON
A leadership book with a difference! The stories are personal and range from humorous to poignant. They include the follies of youth, the mistakes of being a new leader, and the wisdom that comes from knowledge and experience. The lessons learned are relevant and come with several points to ponder that will help you gain insights about yourself.
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about the Author
Steve Olson, EdD.
Steve Olson has two degrees in theatre and many years of practical experience in acting and writing. He has a doctoral degree in education. Through his almost 50 years associated with the media and more than two decades working in post-secondary education, Steve became a master storyteller! He intended this book to take you on a journey of discovery of interesting and relevant perspectives on leaders and leadership.
Lessons in Leadership Quotes
Your book is not like fast food that can be gulped in a minute but like a gourmet meal that has to be slowly savoured, enjoying each bite.
– Annu K
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