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Thoughts from Lawrence D. Ackman | If I Knew Then

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I could have been a better leader if I’d left line responsibilities earlier and spent more time thinking about strategy to compete successfully. A successful leader: Encourage family togetherness, frequent communications, joyous occasions. If things get tough in a marriage, don’t give up the first (or second) time there is a problem. Too many marriages are terminated after hitting the first rough spot. If possible, don’t retire. Stay active mentally and physically. You’ll be a more interesting person if you are involved in a number of businesses or activities. Success is: Hire the best people. Mistakes: I have lived a wonderful life. I have survived lung and prostate cancer and am feeling great. I believe that G-d has watched over me and my family, and I have been extremely lucky and blessed. I have been very charitable. I’ve given far more than most others who have the same resources as I have. I feel that philanthropists are rewarded by G-d and live longer lives than people who are n

Thoughts from Lawrence D. Ackman | If I Knew Then If I Knew Then Advice on careers, finance, and life from Harvard Business School's Class of 1963 Lawrence D. Ackman Leadership I could have been a better leader if I’d left line responsibilities earlier and spent more time thinking about strategy to compete successfully. A successful leader: Inspires by actions and words Clearly communicates the goals of the organization to all Is good at motivating and incentivizing people in the company Sets forth a clear policy that no compromise in ethical behavior is acceptable 0 Comments & 8 Likes Marriag

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