THE HABITS OF PRESIDENTS by Henry Mintzberg

“It is not information of a general sort that helps a President see personal stakes; not summaries, not surveys, not the bland amalgams. Rather. . . It is the odds and ends of tangible detail that pieced together in his mind illuminate the underside of issues put before him. To help himself he must reach out as widely as he can for every scrap of fact, opinion, gossip, bearing on his interests and relationships as President. He must become his own director of his own central intelligence.”

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THE HABITS OF PRESIDENTS by Henry Mintzberg

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