What if leadership wasn’t learned under pressure—but practiced in safety? In this episode of the Leading Up podcast, Colonel Adam Pannone shares how the military’s approach to low-stakes simulation can revolutionize how we build leaders in the workplace. 🧠 From West Point to Johnson & Johnson, Adam shows how leaders can foster team resilience, encourage curiosity, and model accountability without waiting for a crisis moment. Whether you're developing teams or discovering your own range as a leader, this conversation is packed with fresh insight. Timestamps 00:00 – Meet Adam Pannone & the power of low-stakes practice 01:00 – Lessons from West Point: discipline, values & trial-by-fire 02:30 – Simulated leadership: how the Army builds muscle memory 04:00 – Why most orgs lack true leadership training grounds 06:30 – Being the leader you always wanted 07:30 – Discovering your leadership identity as a generalist 09:00 – The value of “range” in modern leadership 11:00 – Fostering curiosity...