The Tragedy of American Diplomacy by William Appleman Williams

The Tragedy of American Diplomacy by William Appleman Williams

I started working at the age of fourteen. It's not that I planned it that way, because working was the furthest thing from my mind. Like any child, I simply wanted to play with my friends and watch TV. However, my father insisted that I get a job so I would not become a family embarrassment. I delivered newspapers, delivered hay to the rich and snobbish and even worked at a gas station. I had approximately eight different jobs by the time I was twenty. However, I was always determined. I always worked extremely hard, because I knew no other way. I persevered while living in my car with my favorite dog while working at a hardware store for a year after I quit college. At the age of twenty, I finally found my passion while working for Disney, yet this is the first company where I learned the definition of work ethics and in some cases, the lack thereof by other employees. My career blossomed at Disney through the help of mentors, who were also great leaders. I learned to separate myself from the pack in every endeavor I chose. Work finds exemplary employees. Mediocre employees find work.

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ISBN 13	9780393304930
ISBN 10	0393304930
Title	The Tragedy of American Diplomacy
Author	William Appleman Williams
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Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	WW Norton & Co
Year published	1988-07-17
Number of pages	342
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