When Sheryl Sandberg was a kid, she was already exhibiting the traits of a leader. In Sandberg's upcoming book about women advancing in the workplace, Lean In: Women, Work, and the Will to Lead, she discusses, among other things, how she took charge as a child, The Huffington Post reports. Sandberg writes in the book that she "allegedly spent [her] time organizing shows that [she] could direct and clubs that [she] could run." But she also spent a lot of time organizing the lives of other people. At Sandberg's wedding, here's what her brother and sister told guests during a ... Read More