US Army Tank Commander CPT Peary Cox talks about being a leader and the lessons he's learned by insisting on getting the smartest people into the room.  

From West Point to Fort Hood to Germany to Iraq and then back again, humility rises again and again as one of the most valuable traits of a leader.  Recognizing that you do not know is essential to team cohesion and effectiveness, whether your team is a collection of tank personnel or a project team in the office.  CPT Cox shares stories of building and leading diverse teams during training and while taking Iraq back from ISIS. 

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