Leaders eat last-Simon Sinek

Leaders Eat Last by Simon Sinek explores why some teams pull together and thrive while others fail. Drawing on examples from the military, business, and biology, Sinek explains that true leadership is about creating an environment of trust and safety. He uses the concept from the U.S. Marines, where leaders eat after their troops, as a metaphor for putting others first. The book reveals how chemicals like serotonin and oxytocin shape cooperation and loyalty, and how leaders who prioritize their people over short-term gains build stronger, more successful organizations. ItÕs a call to lead with empathy, responsibility, and long-term vision.