Staying Power : 30 Secrets Invincible Executives Use for Getting to the Top - and Staying There
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Reagan, Ronald, 82
Religion, 143–49.
atonement, 148–49
Christianity, 145
and community involvement, 147–48
and discrimination, 145–46
and favoritism 146
Islam, 145–46
Judaism, 145
and morality, 144–45, 147, 148–49
and perspective, 147
as a shield, 146–49
as a sword, 145–46
and trouble, 149
Reno, Janet
on anger, 108
on appearance, 153
on burnout, 177
on career planning, 7
on connections, 57
on false publicity, 81–82
on friendship, 133
on involvement in details, 198–99
on religion, 144
Rehnquist, William, 159–60, 180
Rice, Condoleezza, 10, 19
Risk, 215–20
analysis strategies, 217–20
and career opportunities, 215–16
emotion and, 216–17
opportunism and, 123
outside analysts, 215–16, 217–18
professional flexibility and, 27–28
quantitative analysis, 218–20
reasonable, 216–20
"rushes," 216
and success, 216
written analysis, 218
Roman Catholic Church, 11–12, 75
Rubin, Robert, 26
Ruf, Dave, 34–35, 41, 104, 157, 206, 237–38, 241
Ryan, Joe
on anger, 104
on charisma, 184
on conflict, 222
on false publicity, 79
on information, 214
on opportunism, 125
on religion, 146
on setbacks, 72
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