Two Words, One Answer.
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 White Thong with Human life is the only thing that takes care of itself. - Napoleon Bonaparte $12.99 5.8 oz., 100% combed ringspun cotton low-rise thong. 1x1 baby rib. 3/8 binding around matching elastic trim.  Take Care of Freedom and Truth Will Take Care of Itself: Interviews with Richard Rorty (Cultural Memory in the Present) $21.95 this is an excellent volume for Rorty researchers; I usually do not have a lot of consideration for interview volumes, when we are talking about huge thinkers, such as Rorty, but this one would clear your views on one of the paradigmatic philosophers. What you get in this volume are almost axiomatic statements about Rortianism - it will deffinitely be a great instrument should you want to read more complicated works of Rorty's.  The Score Takes Care of Itself: My Philosophy of Leadership $25.95 A well-written book. To the point. The title is a very good summary of his philosophy (The Score Takes Care of Itself), in other words, invest in your team, set high expectations for performance & professionalism, and be firm but fair in your decisions. Build your team first, then you'll start winning. Good football stories to go along with the lessons (but not too much football to make it sports-centric). This seems to be a very honest reflection by Bill Walsh, both success & failure (emotional at times). What I like the best is that Bill describes success in a very realistic manner, paraphrasing: "when you're on top, you're everyone else's target", and "when you win big, you set even higher expectations for yourself". That's why I say this is a practical guide to leadership in competitive environments. Thanks Bill (and Steve & Craig) for sharing your lessons. |
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