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Reviewed by Mary Clarke for Readers' Favorite
No Greater Honor: Lessons From My Life as a Soldier by N. Lee S. Price is a memoir that follows Price as she shares her experiences during her 38 years of service in the U.S. Army. She wanted to be a police officer but didn't because of her bad eyesight, so she joined the Army as a private first class in 1975, graduating as a major general in 2014. Price shares the challenges she faced, like being a woman in an army dominated by males, dealing with gender bias, and meeting tough standards. She uses these experiences to share insightful lessons about leadership, touching on topics like building trust, teamwork, resilience, morals, valuing diversity, and more. The book covers emotional moments in the army, like honoring fallen soldiers during transfers or funerals. It also shows how the army changed over time, allowing women to take on more roles after the draft ended.
What I love most about this book is how honest and real it feels. I was impressed by Price's courage in telling her story. She talked about her difficulties and even her mistakes, which made me connect more to the book. I felt inspired by Price's resilience; the way she remained relentless, set goals, changed some habits, and managed stress and tough situations in the army left me in awe. It was great seeing how hard work and loyalty helped her to succeed and stand out. Her words about leadership were very helpful and applied to many aspects of my life, both in work and personal development. I loved her points about choosing happiness by making time for family, despite how busy we may be, because it helps us stay happy and strong. I recommend No Greater Honor by N. Lee S. Price to anyone who wants to learn leadership skills, especially women in fields dominated by males, military members, and anyone interested in personal growth.
