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Leadership motivational speaker Donald T. Phillips, who has previously drawn organizational lessons for modern businesses from the careers of Abraham Lincoln and the Founding Fathers, turns to civil-rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. as a role model. A discussion of the Montgomery bus boycott, for example, draws out such principles as "Set goals and create a plan of action" and "Involve the people." More effective as a self-help book for business than as a biography, it does provide a useful introduction to King's life.
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Phillips reads with an enthusiastic and strong tenor voice this account of King's leadership of the Civil Rights movement in the late 1950's and the 1960's. The work is not primarily biographical or historical, but it does present much biographical detail of King and much history of the movement. This audiobook attempts to present King's leadership principles, as well as his leadership style. Over thirty years after his death, most Americans likely remember King only for his inspiring oratory, but this work shows all the facets of his leadership. Phillips's reading is evenly paced, never dull, and pleasant to the ear. M.L.C. (c) AudioFile, Portland, Maine --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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Leadership motivational speaker Donald T. Phillips, who has previously drawn organizational lessons for modern businesses from the careers of Abraham Lincoln and the Founding Fathers, turns to civil-rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. as a role model. A discussion of the Montgomery bus boycott, for example, draws out such principles as "Set goals and create a plan of action" and "Involve the people." More effective as a self-help book for business than as a biography, it does provide a useful introduction to King's life.
From AudioFile
Phillips reads with an enthusiastic and strong tenor voice this account of King's leadership of the Civil Rights movement in the late 1950's and the 1960's. The work is not primarily biographical or historical, but it does present much biographical detail of King and much history of the movement. This audiobook attempts to present King's leadership principles, as well as his leadership style. Over thirty years after his death, most Americans likely remember King only for his inspiring oratory, but this work shows all the facets of his leadership. Phillips's reading is evenly paced, never dull, and pleasant to the ear. M.L.C. (c) AudioFile, Portland, Maine --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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