...what would it be about, and why? Multiple entries are allowed.
I'd probably write about great leaders throughout modern history (nothing too far back, most likely), and the things they had in common. The basic logic behind it would be that if Winston Churchill, Ronald Reagan, and Theodore Roosevelt were all very popular, very famous, and usually hailed as great leaders, and they had one specific trait in common, then that trait must be one important, or at least significant, to becoming an effective leader.
I thought of that when I first read about Theodore Roosevelt. I learned that he had a "getaway" home of sorts, remarkably similar to the one I read that Churchill had. Reagan was notorius for relaxing at his Ranch, as well. Another example: Roosevelt and Churchill both took breaks in the middle of the day. I think with Roosevelt, it was a nap, but I'm not sure if it's him I'm thinking of. With Churchill, it was a long bath.
I really love that concept: find out what these great, historical men had in common, and apply it to today's world. It's pretty unlikely that they'd all just HAPPEN to do this or that, and yet all be historical figures. Anyway, I do think I'll write a book on it someday, but not now. It'd be crap now, given my limited experience, research, and free time.
Enough about me: how about the rest of you? What would you write about if you had the time and energy?

I thought of that when I first read about Theodore Roosevelt. I learned that he had a "getaway" home of sorts, remarkably similar to the one I read that Churchill had. Reagan was notorius for relaxing at his Ranch, as well. Another example: Roosevelt and Churchill both took breaks in the middle of the day. I think with Roosevelt, it was a nap, but I'm not sure if it's him I'm thinking of. With Churchill, it was a long bath.
I really love that concept: find out what these great, historical men had in common, and apply it to today's world. It's pretty unlikely that they'd all just HAPPEN to do this or that, and yet all be historical figures. Anyway, I do think I'll write a book on it someday, but not now. It'd be crap now, given my limited experience, research, and free time.
Enough about me: how about the rest of you? What would you write about if you had the time and energy?