Why five star leader development?
There were nine five-star officers in our Country's short history, four Navy and five Army. Seven were promoted during World War II, and two shortly after that. General Omar Bradley, the first Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman, was the last officer to wear the five-star rank. All nine of these officers were character-driven, had a purpose, expressed a vision, and inspired soldiers, seamen, and airmen to act virtuously in defending our great Nation.
a brief history on our five star officers
Be the Best You Can Be
These nine officers led defenders of our Country in a time of world crisis. They serve as models and leaders, although flawed, who were character bound, purposeful, visionary, inspirational, and demanded virtuous actions of their followers.
YOUR BELIEFS, BEHAVIORS, VIRTUES, THE WORDS YOU SPEAK, AND THE ACTIONS YOU TAKE, MATTER!
your recipe to success
Character
Character
Character
It is the cornerstone of your ability to lead and is projected by your belief, behavior, virtue, words, and actions.
Purpose
Character
Character
It is the reason for being, doing, and having. You define it, followers seek it, and your vision delivers it.
Vision
Character
Inspiration
It is being able to communicate clearly and directly where you are taking followers and the reason why.
Inspiration
Inspiration
Inspiration
This is what motivates your followers to act and achieve your vision.
Action
Inspiration
Are You...
Is how you get virtuous results.
Are You...
Inspiration
Are You...
- Character-driven?
- Purposeful in what you do?
- A visionary with a path to follow?
- Inspirational and motivating followers to act?
- Demanding virtuous action and getting results?
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