Weakness wins, sometimes….

The greatest strategic minds have a problem when it comes to weakness. They know how to win. They have to learn how to lose. Turns out love is mostly about losing…

The greatest strategic thinkers kinda suck at love. The great field generals that just intuitively know the right move to flank the unsuspecting enemy aren’t so great at reading the body language of their mysterious woman. The master of strategy who dominates the marketplace with new ideas and meticulous execution, is at a loss when his teen tries to tell him what went wrong at the party this past weekend. You see, the great strategists can’t understand that weakness wins their woman, and their child. Comprehending that weakness wins, is freakin’ french to battle hardened brilliants of strategy. Funny and fact. Weakness wins, sometimes. Do you see it?

Course not…

Leaders are mostly masters of strategic thinking. They are masters at seeing through the noise and clangor of ideas and picking the winning move. This is all good in the domain of their choosing.

Weakness, however, wins at home. And, remember, weakness is what won George Washington his biggest battle too. Weakness, namely his own, won his team over when they were nearly lost. Leaders weaknesses are oftentimes what makes them real. Real men and women are the ones getting our best, remember. Weakness wins, sometimes. Do you ever show yours…