Have you ever had a disagreement or argument with a family member or close colleague?  Does it haunt you afterwards leaving you with either a lingering hurt or feeling of anger?  One of the world’s greatest leaders has sage advice.  And, for sure, he knows what he’s talking about.   We’ve repeatedly said that the failure to “let go” is to let the other person hold you hostage.

Bill Clinton:

“…you can’t be a great leader if you’re driven by resentment… no matter how justified those feelings are.  To be free to lead, you have to let a lot of things go.”

Source: FORTUNE April 7, 2014