I will like to explain what lesson that I learn from the movie ‘Thirteen Days’. It’s the story of the 1963 Cuban Missile Crisis based on the book by May and Zelikow titled The Kennedy Tapes: Inside the White House during the Cuban Missile Crisis. "Thirteen Days" shows President Kennedy's wise leadership in meeting this challenge as he resisted the demands for air strikes and for invasion. If he had not, we would all be living in a post-nuclear war world, except there would be hundreds of millions fewer of us, especially in the U.S., Cuba, Russia, and Europe. Lesson that I learn from this movie is become a leadership person. Many of us don’t know what leadership is about. For example, a person who has leadership can do a leader while doing something.
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Yet, while leaders set the direction and position. They must also use management skills to guide their people to the right destination, in a smooth and efficient way. Another lesson that I learned from the Cuban Missile Crisis is we should seize the opportunity to negotiate a treaty that aims to protect the civilian casualties of conflict. We also should armed violence around the world and to crack down on people who would profit from illegal weapons trafficking, lining their own pockets at the expense of innocent victims. United States would concede nothing respecting its own sovereignty and constitutional protections in entering into such a treaty. The draft expressly recognizes legitimate interests in international trade and the sovereign right of nations to regulate arms within their territories. Next, here goes a one lovely scene. That is O’Donnell takes his flustered President to one side before he appears on live television to brief his country on the crisis. He pours him a drink, chats about old times, and tells him a story to reinforce the faith O’Donnell has in his Commander in
Yet, while leaders set the direction and position. They must also use management skills to guide their people to the right destination, in a smooth and efficient way. Another lesson that I learned from the Cuban Missile Crisis is we should seize the opportunity to negotiate a treaty that aims to protect the civilian casualties of conflict. We also should armed violence around the world and to crack down on people who would profit from illegal weapons trafficking, lining their own pockets at the expense of innocent victims. United States would concede nothing respecting its own sovereignty and constitutional protections in entering into such a treaty. The draft expressly recognizes legitimate interests in international trade and the sovereign right of nations to regulate arms within their territories. Next, here goes a one lovely scene. That is O’Donnell takes his flustered President to one side before he appears on live television to brief his country on the crisis. He pours him a drink, chats about old times, and tells him a story to reinforce the faith O’Donnell has in his Commander in