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“Knowledge is of two kinds. We know a subject ourselves, or we know where we can find information upon it.” — Samuel Johnson, 1775 We spend so much time bogged down by everything coming at us today that we miss many of the lessons that have been with us for decades, centuries, or millennia. Leaders abound in literature and history, and their stories (for what is history, but a set of stories?) can serve as lessons and guideposts today in communication, leadership, and integrity, leading to better relationships. If you sign up for the free email, every Wednesday, I’ll send you get an essay with contextual historical quotes and deep thoughts on leadership, communication, and humanity. Paid subscribers get an extra email with bonus material.

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