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Leadership: Six Studies in World Strategy
This episode reveals how true leadership isn't a formula, but the profound, often contradictory, choices individuals make to shape their world, where strategy is as much about character as calculation.
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“This episode reveals how true leadership isn't a formula, but the profound, often contradictory, choices individuals make to shape their world, where strategy is as much about character as calculation.”
— Henry Kissinger, Leadership: Six Studies in World Strategy
Leadership, Geopolitics, Strategic Decision-Making, Statecraft
If you often find yourself searching for the 'right' way to lead, this will illuminate how strategic impact emerges from deeply personal, often contradictory, choices, and this will help you see what to do next.
Henry Kissinger, a former Secretary of State and Nobel laureate, draws on decades of direct experience in global statecraft to dissect the character and strategic decisions of history's most impactful leaders.