Here's how Dole led through challenging and difficult times in his life:
“On the Social Security Commission, he led a bipartisan effort with Pat Moynihan to ensure that every American could grow old with their basic dignity intact. When he managed the bill to create a federal holiday in the name of Martin Luther King, Jr.—a bill that many in his own caucus opposed—I will never forget what he said to our colleagues: ‘No first-class democracy can treat people like second-class citizens.
“We should be at the forefront of everything. We inspire and motivate our employees in different matters. We offer assistance by giving training, providing tools to increase knowledge, and helping our team members increase productivity and efficiency. We provide support and guidance when challenges arise.”Liam Johnson, CEO of TheHitchStore, said,"What I admire most about Bob Dole is how he coped up with adversity.
“One such quality was ‘Lead by example’ amongst the many. During World War II, when Lt. Dole moved to the front lines with his other soldiers instead of staying back. He was injured by a grenade later and even lost the use of his right hand forever. “Business leaders must inculcate these qualities in them to achieve great success in their careers,” he concluded.“One of the most important leadership lessons we can learn from Bob Dole is how important it was to encourage people to work together for the common good,” according to psychotherapist and author. “Bob Dole encouraged people to negotiate their differences and search for common ground—this is why everyone liked him.
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