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Executing the Favorite: Why Rules Must Apply to Everyone
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Executing the Favorite: Why Rules Must Apply to Everyone
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Andrew Lin
Este título utiliza una narración voz virtual
Voz virtual es una narración para audiolibros generada por ordenador.
What do you do when the person you trust most fails you?
In 228 AD, Zhuge Liang, the most celebrated strategist in Chinese history, launched a bold campaign against a far stronger enemy. Victory depended on one small mountain pass called Jieting. Against the advice of his veteran generals, and despite a deathbed warning from his late emperor, he handed it to his favorite protégé: Ma Su, a brilliant young mind who had read every military classic but had never led an army into battle.
Ma Su ignored his orders, camped on a hilltop with no water, and lost everything. Zhuge Liang now faced the hardest choice a leader can make. With tears in his eyes, he ordered his favorite executed. Then he did something even rarer. He punished himself.
In this 22-minute audiobook, you will hear the full story, then discover what it means for leaders today:
Why the rules lose all credibility the moment you make an exception for your favorites.
How to tell the difference between someone who sounds brilliant and someone who has actually been tested.
Why real accountability always starts with the person who made the appointment.
Why rewarding the person who was right matters as much as punishing the person who was wrong.
Through vivid storytelling and practical modern examples, from trading floors to retail chains, this episode shows how an ancient decision still shapes how great teams are built and held together.
Part of the Ancient Chinese Wisdom for Modern Business series by Andrew Lin.
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