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    <edition>2. Aufl.</edition>
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  <abstract>I'm glad as the author to be able to make comments on my popular book on leadership. In the couple of years that have gone by since I wrote it, I have received so many Emails and letters from folks all over the world that really got a lot out of the book. That's why we authors write! It can be really tough making the right decisions in leadership. If I can help in a small way then I have fulfilled my mission.</abstract>
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    <topic>Fehler</topic>
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