Can history make us better business leaders?
Most people have probably heard the famous remark from Mark Twain “History doesn't repeat itself—it rhymes”
While you can’t really fault Mark Twain for making one of his trademark wry observations, it may be more accurate to describe history not as a series of rhymes, but as a series of “patterns”, which repeat and recombine to create “history”.
Those who are aware of, and can also recognize historical patterns, are often better prepared to navigate uncertainty, challenge assumptions, and avoid repeating the mistakes of the past.
Research @ Schulich Podcast host Cameron Graham sits down with…
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