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In his autobiography, the outstanding American general Jim Mattis shares universal lessons of leadership. Describing his experience of command in Iraq and Afghanistan, NATO, and interaction with the administrations of various US presidents, he reveals the basics of military strategy, analyzes various tactical approaches to managing troops, and emphasizes the moral dilemmas of a leader in making difficult decisions during war. Highlighting three levels of leadership, Mattis and his co-author Bing West emphasize the importance of learning and self-improvement, initiative, willingness to take risks, trust in subordinates, honor, and discipline.
At a time when the war in Ukraine creates complete chaos, and the military, business, and communities are in a state of constant uncertainty, this book is a must-read for every leader. The ideas and practical examples offered in it will help in the formation of a new military elite, ethical and responsible business, and transparent relations within the state.