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About Face for the Fighter Pilots

Revisado: 07-26-22

Comfortably seated in the top tier of great American war memoirs. Superbly written. The ending was very emotional. Echoes of About Face by Colonel Hackworth- but from one of his legendary contemporaries flying over head. His tale spans over two American wars and the wild transitions and advances in those decades from butter bar to Brigadier General. Highest recommendations.

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The best single book on leadership

Revisado: 11-01-18

The most grounded philosophical approach to leadership with tons of example applications of the underlying principles that range from the front lines to the board room. This should be read along with extreme ownership for maximum immersion and effectiveness.

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Solid useful information to structure team goals

Revisado: 10-10-18

While it's dry at times, this process when implemented properly does work and the book is full of comprehensive case studies and fully demonstrates the underlying theory very well.

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single best foreign policy primer

Revisado: 05-18-18

Scott is a titan, and there is no better book to gain a thorough and comprehensive understanding of US foreign policy over the past several decades. He discusses the chronological development of our current situation and the underlying beliefs and motivations of all parties involved. terrific.

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A book for every young professional

Revisado: 04-13-15

This book is energetic and fascinating from beginning to end. It covers many topics and offers actionable items that you can apply in your own life. This book really shines as a book for young libertarian professionals who embrace their youth and seek to maximize their impact on the world. The book is saturated with a rebellious undertone that is characteristic of Tucker and I would argue is key to the advancement of Liberty in the millennial generation. This book is great for those who are familiar with libertarian ideas BUT It can serve as an introductory read to the libertarian schools of thought for new comers.

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Explores everything you live in

Revisado: 03-26-15

Those of us who have begun the intellectual journey of libertarian thought find ourselves exploring ideas at odds with many "intellectual" classes that simply promote what Tom Woods calls "allowable opinion." This book exposes the ridiculous fallacies and straight up cowardice of the ideas encompassed in "allowable opinion" and makes the arguments against these ideas promoting thought that libertarians find to be much more relevant. It's a breath of fresh air for those of us who have to deal with this battle every day and the book also provides depth and historical data to shed light on these issues in ways that were new to me. Fantastic and elegant communication of these thoughts with a healthy bit of very engaging humor.

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