Nobody Knows Everything, Wisdom From Vicki Selva, Detroit Regional Defense Coalition

The instinctive response is to work harder, to be more visible, to touch everything, personally make ourselves indispensable. And that approach does get results. But here's what it doesn't do. It doesn't multiply. Accomplished leaders who admit, I don't know, actually create more sustainable excellence than those who pretend to have every answer. It.

Struck me that defense was the industry, that a lot of the employees had put their life on the line. It really affected people on a very personal level. There are a lot of veterans that work in the defense industry, and with good reason. There are people whose lives were saved because of the products, the services, the vehicles that, that are worked on and made here. And, and it's a, it's a mission and not just a job. I don't care if you're making, you know, a lug nut that goes on a, on a military vehicle. That lug nut better be good and it better be secure. Nobody knows everything. I've met quite a few people that thought they did, but they don't.