Leadership: Texas Hold ’Em Style
Leadership is rarely about having perfect information. It is about judgment, restraint, timing,
and the discipline to act—or not act—when the stakes are real.
Leadership: Texas Hold ’Em Style, co-authored by Raymond
E. Foster, uses the game of poker as a practical metaphor for leadership under pressure. Drawing parallels between the table
and real-world decision-making, the book examines risk assessment, emotional control, ethical judgment, and the consequences
of impatience and ego.
Rather
than offering slogans or formulas, this work focuses on situational awareness and personal responsibility. It speaks to leaders
who understand that success depends not only on boldness, but on knowing when to hold, when to fold, and when to walk away.
This book is written for leaders, professionals,
and civic servants who recognize that leadership is tested most when the rules are clear—but the outcome is not.
Sound leadership is learned through disciplined
choices.
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