"Si hay disturbios en el campamento, la autoridad del general es débil."
— Sun Tzu
Simplified Meaning:
When a group of people is disorganized and not behaving well, it usually means the leader isn't doing a good job. Think of a classroom with lots of noise and students not listening to the teacher. This likely shows that the teacher isn't able to control the class well. On the other hand, if the students are quiet and doing their work, it indicates that the teacher has strong authority and respect. In any situation, whether it's at work, in a sports team, or even within a family, good leaders keep things running smoothly. To apply this advice, if you’re in charge and things seem out of control, try to improve your leadership skills. Communicate better, set clear rules, and make sure everyone understands what they should be doing. This way, you'll strengthen your authority and keep things in order.
