That was posted here a while ago. It talked about how Eisenhower was so good as his job that no one ever wanted to promote him, and that the first role we know him for (supreme allied commander of the European Theater) came when he was 51 years old.
I can't find it on the search (Thanks to DonVon's signature) and I will give an SB to whoever posts it below.
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I wish i could remember Andy, all I remember is that it was linked and it was a long post.
Literally that article was like 'inception' to me
I think you mean this? I believe it's a 4 part (or more) series, but this part talks about the 'missed opportunities'. Hope this helps
http://artofmanliness.com/2012/07/27/leadership-lessons-from-dwight-d-e…
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