Transforming Disaster into Opportunity and Innovation

What Thomas Edison's response to the fire that destroyed his lab says about leadership.

By Roger Ferguson

In 1914 a fire destroyed Thomas Edison's laboratory in West Orange, New Jersey. Roger uses Edison's response as a lesson in leadership.

He draws out three traits, fortitude, clarity of purpose and optimism, and points to research linking optimism to better results for teams and individuals.

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