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Join us at the Historical Valley Forge National Park for a truly life-changing experience that will inspire you at home and at work.
When George Washington and his army marched into Valley Forge on December 19th, 1777, he and his men were at a low ebb, having just lost two battles. He arrived to find no food and knew that his political support was declining in congress. When the army left Valley Forge six months later, they were more prepared for battle than they had ever been before.
What happened to transform Washington’s Army can also transform your organization! Learn the secrets of Washington’s success.
After a morning discussion at George Washington Memorial Chapel, you will take part in a tour specifically designed to transform your organization. Throughout the tour we will discuss the following leadership rules; how they were used in 1777; and how they can be used today.
Rule 1 – Learn From Your Mistakes and Don’t Be Afraid to Change.
Rule 2 – Never Ask Others To Do What You Cannot and Will Not Do.
Rule 3 – During Leadership Disputes, Keep Your Eyes Forward and Do Not Become Petty.
Rule 4 – Surround Yourself With Those Who Will Help You Fight Your Battles.
Rule 5 – Find People You Can Trust and Trust Them.
Rule 6 – Be Prepared For An Attack From Any Direction.
Rule 7 – Use All Of Your Potential Advantages to the Utmost.
Rule 8 – Find a Strength and Sustenance that is Larger Than Yourself.
Your group will enjoy a sumptuous dinner at the Black Powder Tavern and a visit from General Washington himself.
A recent Gallop poll tells us that only 32% of employees in America feel engaged at work. This means that almost 70% of your workforce is not engaged. This is a problem involving leadership and it is a problem that costs billions of dollars to businesses each year. By learning how our greatest leaders dealt with similar situations you will be addressing the key challenge faced by every business and organization.
If success leaves clues…George Washington left a roadmap!
Contact Us at indispensableleadership@gmail.com, or call us at 267-393-0291 to arrange this once-in-a-lifetime experience.
