@jk_rowling I have been looking for this answer and can’t find it! In the first few books it seems legilimency happens but the victim isn’t aware (ex knowing when Harry has the stone) is this legilimency? Without the victim knowing?
I got to start off my day hearing from the big boss! It fired me up. #FunksFundamentals #39: Leadership is a contact sport; it requires daily interaction. @PaulFunk2 Sir—@6_fires and I have our sticks ready for your next trip. Bring a ringer we can play for coins.
“‘Mutual understanding’ – developed between individuals – is arguably impossible to cultivate without empathy; ... Empathy does therefore, in an obscured way, lie at the root of mission command, and so should be considered foundational to a good Army leader.”
Taking care of our teammates as an organization is of utter importance. We as the Army are a reflection of the Nation. We must do better, and we will do better.
It's hard to be inspired regularly but these quotes from General Mattiss are all gems - my favourite is, 'What counts most in war is what’s difficult to count' - what's yours?
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“an Army style training that produces soldiers and leaders too focused on training to the test and under-prepared for the problem solving necessary on the modern battlefield.”
"The US Army’s adoption of mission command is going on its eighth tepid year of implementation, and the COVID-19 pandemic highlighted many of the struggles that have come with adopting a command-and-control system..." @WarInstitute https://t.co/A1sDJK5PIV
Have you heard of 'interleaved' training? In today's article, Peter Bowles suggests that this type of training method will mean that the skills are more effectively retained by soldiers, particularly when applied to combat shooting. Food for thought. #PME
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