Every great rugby player has a weapon.

A devastating sidestep. A bone-crushing tackle. A long pass that opens up the field. A hand-off that leaves defenders on the ground.

It's not about being good at everything. It's about being exceptional at one thing. Knowing your weapon. And using it when it matters most.

Leadership works the same way.

Every great leader has an edge, something that makes them uniquely valuable. Something that sets them apart.

But here's what I see when I work with executive leaders: Most leaders can't name their edge.

They know they're "good at leadership." They know they "add value." But they can't tell you what makes them irreplaceable.

And that's a problem.

Because when you don't know your edge:

• You try to be everything to everyone
• You compete on the same playing field as everyone else
• You burn out trying to be competent at everything instead of exceptional at something
• You become commoditized

In this week's episode, I'm breaking down:

• Why most leaders are commoditized (and don't realize it)
• How to identify your unique edge
• Why your edge is a core element of your Leader's Dashboard
• The difference between competence and weaponized strength

Because leadership without edge is just management. And the world doesn't need more managers.