How leaders decide: Three lessons to learn from one of U.S. history’s bloodiest days

Winners, we’re told, write history. Yet the history of one of the bloodiest days on the American frontier — June 25, 1876 — was written by the losers.  For nearly 100 years, Americans portrayed the Battle of Little Bighorn, commonly known as “Custer’s Last Stand,” as a heroic engagement led by General George Armstrong Custer, the …
The post How leaders decide: Three lessons to learn from one of U.S. history’s bloodiest days appeared first on Vistage Research Center.