Alexander’s Fearless Path to Victory

Alexander the Great never lost a single battle in his entire military career, and the reason is

absolutely insane. He led from the front lines, not from a tent. While other kings

commanded from safety, Alexander charged first into every fight, taking arrows and

spears meant for his soldiers. At the Siege of Tyre, when his army hesitated

to attack an island fortress, Alexander grabbed a shield and stormed the walls himself.

His men had no choice but to follow. This wasn't bravery, it was calculated genius.

Soldiers fight harder when their leader shares their danger. By age 32, he controlled three

million square miles. Then he caught a fever and died in days, leaving an empire