If Peter Drucker was "the father of management," Warren Bennis will be remembered as "the father of leadership." When I discovered Warren Bennis' passing last Thursday, I remembered this man's remarkable legacy. Bennis was truly a leader of leaders. It was Bennis who first said leadership is not a set of genetic characteristics, but rather the result of the lifelong process of self-discovery. That process enables people to become fully integrated human beings who know themselves and bring out the best in others. The first book I read from Bennis was his classic "On Becoming a Leader" which catapulted by leadership journey. Here are my top ...