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Comparing The Book 'The Journey And Lessons Learned Along The Way'

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The book I choose to read is; My Life in Leadership: The Journey and Lessons Learned Along the Way by Frances Hesselbein, Foreword by Jim Collins. This book was published by Jossey-Bass February 2011. I choose this book because I wanted to read a book about a female leader and to get her perspective on leadership. After searching for a while and not finding any books of interest I stumbled across this title. An excerpt of the book peaked my interest; as a former Girl Guide Brownies I wanted to learn more as Mrs. Hesselbein was the CEO of the Girl Scouts of America for 13 years. Hesselbein is a lifelong follower of Peter F Ducker and has traveled all over the world speaking on leadership, she also received the highest civilian award in the USA; the Presidential Metal of Freedom in 1998, for her work with the Girl Scouts of America.(SHOULD I PUT IT HERE) …show more content…

Hesselbein as a person and as a leader. In the book Frances talks about her journey as a youth in Pennsylvania, her time with the Girl Scouts of America to her work as CEO for Peter Drucker foundation now the Francis Hesselbein Leadership Institute. The book expresses the fundamental principles and believes that have made her one of America’s most respected leaders. Hesselbein is a lifelong follower of Peter F Ducker and has traveled all over the world speaking on leadership, she also received the highest civilian award in the USA, the Presidential Metal of Freedom in 1998 for her work with the Girl Scouts of America.(OR

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