Figure 2
The flowchart flows from left to right. The first text box on the left reads “Military L D Using Fligby – Enhanced.” This box splits into three boxes. These boxes are arranged vertically. From top to bottom, as follows: Second text box: “Understanding of Leadership n equals 40.” Third text box: “Understanding of Flow and Flow Leadership n equals 27.” Fourth text box: “Self-Awareness as a Leader n equals 35.” From the “Understanding of Leadership n equals 40” textbox, two vertical branches arise and end in two vertically arranged textboxes labeled as follows: Fifth text box: “Effective Communication n equals 1.” Sixth text box: “Leadership Model n equals 7.” From the “Understanding of Flow and Flow Leadership n equals 27” textbox, two vertical branches arise. Seventh text box: “FLOW State n equals 8.” Eighth text box: “Psychological Safety and Healthy Culture n equals 8.” From the “Self-Awareness as a Leader n equals 35” textbox, a vertical connecting line leads to a single textbox: Ninth text box: “Emotional intelligence n equals 8.” The eighth text box, “Psychological Safety and Healthy Culture n equals 8,” further branches into ten vertically stacked text boxes labeled as follows: Tenth text box: “Execution.” Eleventh text box: “Analytical Skills.” Twelfth text box: “Assertiveness.” Thirteenth text box: “Balancing Skill, Engagement and Trust.” Fourteenth text box: “Decisions Under Time Pressure.” Fifteenth text box: “Prioritizing.” Sixteenth text box: “Intuitive Thinking.” Seventeenth text box: “Strategic Thinking.” Eighteenth text box: “Teamwork Management.” Nineteenth text box: “Time Management.”Mind map highlighting key themes and child themes according to numerical density