096: Calm, Courage, and Command with Colonel Jill Morgenthaler
Colonel Jill Morgenthaler draws from her vast experiences to combine broad wisdom principles with tactical tips that are valuable both on the battlefield and in the workforce.
You’ll Learn:
- What it takes to stare down Saddam Hussein
- The effects of radiating confidence – and how to do it
- How to succeed in any project with several courses of action
About Colonel Jill
Colonel Jill Morgenthaler was one of the first women to enter an experimental class for women in the US Army ROTC and train as an equal with men. She was the first woman Battalion Commander in the 88th Regional Support Command Division and the first Brigade Commander in the 84th Division. She was also the first woman to be put in charge of Homeland Security for the state of Illinois. She received the Bronze Star and the Legion of Merit for her leadership. During her military career, Colonel Jill led hundreds of men and women around the world in war and peace. She is a sought-after keynote speaker and author of the book The Courage to Take Command: Leadership Lessons from a Military Trailblazer.
Items Mentioned in this Show:
- Website: ColonelJill.com
- Book: The Courage to Take Command: Leadership Lessons from a Military Trailblazer by Jill Morgenthaler
- Website: Avanoo
- Audiobook: Alexander Hamilton by Ron Chernow
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