Evolving Warfare and Strategy: Lessons from the Boer War

This chapter examines the transformation of military strategies during the Boer War, contrasting outdated infantry tactics with more adaptive approaches. It highlights the importance of addressing root causes of failure in both military and business contexts, rather than merely intensifying efforts. The discussion further explores the psychological and strategic complexities of grappling, drawing parallels to decision-making and situational awareness in high-pressure environments.