It's 2 a.m. on a cold, rainy night, deep in the woods outside Campbellsville, Kentucky. I'm wearing fatigues, lying on my belly, clutching a paintball gun. These days, the only thing as elusive as great leadership is a reliable way to develop that quality in people.
Business is full of programs that teach the meaning of leadership.
They've experienced the real thing. You don't check your voice mail. You don't end your day at the bar. I'd say that most of the people we've trained didn't want to come and don't want to come back. But they're glad they had the experience.