Larry Donnithorne

It's interesting reading but just doesn't bring home any points beyond that typically found in this genre. The author's personal anecdotes and those from history certainly lead the charge in terms of conveying the meaning of leadership. But he somehow seems to take more words to drive home the underlying meaning than is really necessary. I did particularly enjoy the discussion of the lessons regarding character taught to cadets and the concurring juxtaposition to the current trend toward ethics training. In short, there are some valuable lessons here, but they lie more in the examples rather than the discourse itself.… (altro)