ISSUE 01 | JANUARY 2020
BIKERS CLUB ® | MAGAZINE | PAGE 24
Sense of Urgency
Wolves have a unique sense of urgency. They
depend on one another. They are very focused
hard workers when it comes to feeding
themselves. They are one of the wilds most
effective hunters and yet in spite of that they
hunt to live. They do not live to hunt. They live
by unwritten code that says the good of the
pack comes first. How often do we uncover
unsuccessful companies that are unsuccessful
because of the CEO or ownership put personal
needs ahead of business needs?
LEADERSHIP LESSONS
FROM A WOLF PACK
"A wolf pack: The first 3 are the old or sick,
they give the pace to the entire pack. If it was
the other way round, they would be left
behind, losing contact with the pack. In case
of an ambush they would be sacrificed. They
come 5 strong ones, the front line. In the
center are the rest of the pack members, then
the 5 strongest following. Last is alone, the
Alpha. He controls everything, decide the
direction. He sees all of the pack. The pack
moves according to the elder pace and help
each other, watch each other.
"Don't consider my kindness as my weakness. The beast in me is
sleeping not dead."
- Anonymous
Let's try to put this into a business
perspective
Let's try to put this into a business perspective through a
simple question.
What if the attack comes from behind; from an angle that is
not covered?
We can liken this to disruption.
In the wolf pack, I think the Alpha is so much in control and
believes so much in his own ability to be able to fend off such
an attack almost by himself and definitely with quick help
from the pack.