This document discusses how focusing on people rather than software can help companies succeed. It argues that companies should adopt a people-centric approach by clearly communicating their mission and vision, giving employees freedom to think and execute, and providing both social and economic incentives. This will help reduce clutter, insecurity, and trust deficits that can erode human capital and hurt productivity. The document suggests that companies should empower leaders who can motivate teams and increase efficiency by mentoring individuals and allowing freedom with responsibility. When companies prioritize their people in this way and give leaders a chance to lead, it benefits all stakeholders including the company, employees, leaders, and customers.