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Robert N. Tullar is a distinguished global executive, author, and strategic advisor with over four decades of leadership in business development, logistics, and compliance. With experience spanning defense, aerospace, and international trade, Robert brings powerful insights to leaders navigating high-stakes environments. His book, “Why Leaders Fall: A Journey Through The Redwoods,” shares hard-won lessons to inspire stronger, wiser leadership in today’s complex world.

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About The Author

Robert N. Tullar, CPM

Robert N. Tullar is an award-winning senior executive with over 40 years of global experience in business development, sales strategy, and supply chain management. Known for driving more than $1.5 billion in team and personal sales, he has held high-impact leadership roles at industry giants like Raytheon and General Dynamics. A Six Sigma Greenbelt and U.S. State Department Empowered Official, Robert specializes in compliance, logistics, and government contracting. His career spans 22 countries, where he has consulted on complex operational challenges. With a deep passion for leadership excellence, he continues to mentor professionals and advise organizations on sustainable growth and operational efficiency.

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Why Leaders Fall

A Journey Through The Redwoods

In “Why Leaders Fall,” Robert N. Tullar presents a profound and influential metaphor between towering redwoods and leadership. Through deep personal insights, professional reflections, and spiritual wisdom, he explores why leaders rise and fall and how they can stand stronger. Structured around the lessons nature offers—particularly the root systems, resilience, and interdependence of redwood trees—this book is a guide for anyone in a position of influence, from CEOs to parents. Tullar’s approachable tone, layered perspectives, and practical principles make it more than just a leadership manual—it’s a blueprint for sustainable impact, personal growth, and leaving a lasting legacy with integrity.

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Kissing the Tarmac

A Journey Through The Redwoods

After years of service overseas during the Cold War, Ernie Tullar stepped off a 747, dropped to his knees, and kissed the tarmac of American soil.

Kissing the Tarmac is a poignant memoir by Robert Tullar about his father’s quiet sacrifices, a family’s global journey, and the faith that carried them through every storm—both literal and spiritual.

A deeply moving tribute to patriotism, resilience, and coming home.

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What's Inside The Book

Part One

Part one sets the stage by comparing towering redwoods to influential leaders. Through vivid forest imagery, Tullar explores the qualities that make leaders powerful—and the factors that cause them to fall. It’s a thought-provoking look at leadership’s fragile foundation.

Part Two

In part two, Tullar dives into leadership stability. Drawing parallels from redwood roots, he outlines how trust, relationships, and internal values create lasting influence. These chapters offer practical steps for nurturing resilience, repairing weakness, and fostering connections that protect against personal and professional collapse.

Part Three

Part three focuses on navigating the aftermath of fallen leaders and maintaining balance amid instability. Tullar emphasizes the importance of diversification, family support, and emotional preparedness. These insights help readers safeguard their growth and continue thriving even when others around them stumble or fail.
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I am currently reading your book . I am not finished but I honestly can tell you that you have written a Masterpiece !! I am really enjoying it . It made me think of my years in the Army and working in the ER for so many years . I used to ask myself “why me ? “ , sometimes I could not put into words why I have been successful at work . I used to say to myself “maybe is because the Lord likes me “ or it is that I am a True Believer . What you have written it makes so much sense . I also realized that even though at work I was good , I can tell you 100 % that at home the true leader is Maribel . She fits all the characteristics that you mention on your book . Thank you , thank you and thank you for that great book . I agree that it should be in every school , college , libraries , and every where.

Retired Dr. Jaime Reader

As a corporate executive, I found Robert Tullar's insights both refreshing and necessary. "Why Leaders Fall" redefines leadership through real-world parallels and spiritual grounding. This book has helped me reevaluate how I lead my team and reinforced the value of humility, connection, and long-term vision.

Michael R. Jennings Reader

Tullar's metaphor of the redwoods is both powerful and practical. As an educator and leadership coach, I've recommended this book to countless clients. It offers a rare blend of wisdom, experience, and heart—encouraging leaders to grow deep, stand tall, and lead with accountability and grace.

Dr. Andrea Coleman Reader

I've read dozens of leadership books, but none with the clarity and depth of "Why Leaders Fall." Robert Tullar delivers timeless principles in a relatable way. The forest imagery makes every lesson stick. This isn't just a read—it's a reference I'll return to often.

Samuel D. Ramirez Reader
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Global executive and leadership expert with 40+ years in business development, compliance, and supply chain—driving results across defense, aerospace, and international markets.

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