Eisenhower & D-Day: "The responsibility is mine alone."

Most leaders want authority. Far fewer are willing to accept accountability. And that's exactly why so many fail when it matters most. On the eve of D-Day, General Dwight D. Eisenhower prepared two statements: one for victory and one for disaster. In the event the invasion failed, he had already written the words: "The responsibility is mine alone." Think about that. Before a single soldier landed on the beaches of Normandy, before the outcome was known, Eisenhower had already accepted full responsibility for whatever happened next. No excuses. No finger-pointing. No blame. Just leadership. That's the essence of Superhero Leadership Essential #2: Accept Accountability. Real leaders don't hide when things go wrong. They step forward. Because leadership starts where excuses end. #SuperheroLeadership #Leadership #DDay #Eisenhower #Accountability #LeadershipDevelopment #BusinessLeadership #USA250 #ExecutiveLeadership #PeterCuneo Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices