RYG: 4 Leadership Lessons From The Samurai Warrior

Nov 30, 2015 • 20 Min Podcast
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Why is a Samurai warrior the hardest fighter to fight?

The Samurai fighter is willing to die in a fight. Hence, it is almost impossible to kill someone who is willing to die.

Roshan Thiran of Leaderonomics explores the Samurai warrior and its leadership, and what we can learn from them.

 

 

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