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As an active U.S. Army Colonel, Christopher Kolenda — a West Point graduate — led 800 paratroopers in Afghanistan. Six of his soldiers were killed under his command. The loss of his troops and the lessons he learned about effective leadership during his military career are very much on Colonel Kolenda’s mind this Memorial Day. Whether on the battlefields of Afghanistan or in the bunkers of American business, Colonel Kolenda says that victory always stands on a foundation of three legs: Leadership, Culture, and Strategy. If your business is weak in any of these, Colonel Kolenda believes you are forfeiting your competitive advantage. Listen in as Kolenda takes roving reporter Rotbart to school at MondayMorningRadio.com

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My interest in money is at an extremely low ebb at the moment — I am surrounded by hundreds of bottles of new crabapple jelly, and pears in jars, and ripening cranberries, and turkeys on the hoof, and ducks in the cove, and deer in the alders, and my own mackerel shining in airtight glory. I wouldn’t know what to do with a dollar even if I could remember which pants it was in.

 

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- E.B. White in a 1937 letter to his wife, Katharine S. White, collected in “Letters of E.B. White” (1976)

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