Dr.Coy has served with numerous Special Forces and Special Operations units. He served with the 3rd group Army Special Forces (AIRBORNE) inthe 1991 Gulf War. He has received a myriad of military honors, awards, and badges includingthe Legion of Merit, the Combat Medical Badge, and the prestigious "A" designation--the highest recognitionof the Army Medical Department.
He battled with cancer from 1979-1989 with four major surgeries during which portions of his lower throat and jawbone were removed. Today he is considered cured.
Jim and his wife have three children: Tim, Tricia,a nd Joshua. His family is very important to him. He has a vision for men becoming spiritual leaders and standing strong for their families. Colonel Coy is very active in Promise Keepers and Prime Time (an interdenominational group for men) and is the Men's Ministry director at his home church.
Today, Jim desires to develop a ministry to military and former military men and frequently speaks to community, church, abd military groups across the United States.
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This book gives great advise and is well worth the read. Incredible how many great people give similar advice about leadership, sucess and other subjects.
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A must-have source of inspiration for leaders,
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Colonel Jimmie Coy has searched far and wide to find the thoughts of people who know how to lead under the most difficult of circumstances. In the post Sept-11 world, honor and integrity are replacing selfishness and convenience in the forefront of the American conscience. The thoughts by the leaders quoted in this book clearly show what it took for ordinary people to do the right thing under extraordinary pressure. Not surprisingly, a substantial portion of the book is focused on military leadership. Interestingly, the lessons learned from military leaders is a topic woefully lacking in most current non-military leadership publications. Even so, Colonel Coy composes some engaging sections on political, social and religious leaders. This is an inspiring book that should be a part of any leader's library.
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