John,
Did you see John’s new op-ed in The Detroit News?
He breaks down the three rules that every cadet at West Point must learn if they want to succeed as leaders and why they are crucially important to overcoming the challenges of the future.
“Each year West Point graduates a new crop of 20-somethings whom we expect to understand three simple rules:
► Leaders eat last
► No excuses
► Mission first, people always
How sad that we send men and women, two or three times those young officers’ ages, to Washington, D.C., and to state capitols all over the country with no such expectations.” - John James, The Detroit News
Our current leaders in Washington, D.C. could learn a lot by studying these simple rules.
If our leaders can learn from these rules, America will emerge from this crisis stronger, more united, and more inspired. If not, we could be headed down a path of further division and disunity.
Best,
Team John James
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