In the realm of military leadership, resilience isn't optional, it's expected. Commanders grapple with high-stakes decisions in the face of uncertainty, bear the weight of their subordinates' lives and welfare, and safeguard entire nations. Daily, they manage complex logistical systems and advanced tech infrastructures. Still, they remain steadfastly focused on morale and organizational culture. To them, these elements are cornerstones of combat strength. Yet, this people-first leadership style often slips past top business decision-makers, hindering their organizations' success amid escalating complexities. In this piece, I discuss the strategic importance of morale and empowerment, drawing insights from military leaders, particularly the masterminds behind Ukraine's battlefield successes.
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