Lessons in Leadership from a Squadron Janitor

William Crawford, a Medal of Honor recipient for his heroic actions during World War II, retired from the Army and worked as a janitor at the US Air Force Academy so that he could remain close to the military.

This article by Colonel James E. Moschgat, United States Air Force, (Ret.) on the Officers’ Christian Fellowship website offers 10 lessons learned from the experience of this humble hero:

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  1. Be Cautious of Labels.
  2. Everyone Deserves Respect.
  3. Courtesy Makes a Difference.
  4. Take Time to Know Your People.
  5. Anyone Can Be a Hero.
  6. Leaders Should Be Humble.
  7. Life Won’t Always Hand You What You Think You Deserve.
  8. No Job is Beneath a Leader.
  9. Pursue Excellence.
  10. Life is a Leadership Laboratory.

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