Comparison of Health Issues Faced by Business Leaders in Japan and Indonesia
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https://doi.org/10.20956/icon.v10i1.43244Keywords:
business leader, health problems, mental healthAbstract
Modern business leaders act as compasses for their companies, shouldering the responsibility to steer them. They are exposed daily to a multitude of pressures, including fierce market competition, constantly shifting economic landscapes, and increasing social responsibility. In such a demanding environment, the mental and physical health of leaders becomes an exceptionally critical resource that determines business sustainability. A leader's state of health directly affects their ability to make sound decisions, their capacity for leadership that boosts employee morale, and the overall productivity of the organization. Consequently, managing a leader's health is increasingly recognized not merely as a personal matter but also as a strategic imperative essential for corporate growth and stability.
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