In this episode, I take you through the incredible military leadership of George Washington, narrating the full article for those who prefer to listen on the go. We explore how Washington transformed an untrained militia into a disciplined army, outmaneuvering the British with strategy, resilience, and the power of endurance. From his early lessons in the French and Indian War to his bold decisions at Trenton and Yorktown, Washington’s leadership was a masterclass in balancing strategy with survival. His use of intelligence networks, strategic retreats, and alliance-building proved that war isn’t always won by firepower—it’s won by outlasting and outthinking the enemy.

This episode also highlights Washington’s servant leadership, his ability to unify a fractured force, and the lasting impact of his military doctrine on modern warfare. His ability to adapt, inspire loyalty, and make the tough calls that others feared is what made him not just a general, but the architect of American independence. Whether you’re in traffic, at the gym, or just prefer to absorb content through audio, this deep dive into Washington’s military genius will leave you with valuable leadership lessons that still apply today.