Iphicrates: Personal benefits have to be earned through personal action. Money gained without fighting should not be conferred directly on specific persons.

Also:

• Coordination and organization is paramount. If any part of this body [army] was deficient, the army could not function to its potential. But if it lacked a “head” (i.e., a proper general), then it could be capable of nothing at all.
• Continuous innovation is necessary.
• Present a more formidable appearance than the enemy.
• Lead by example.
• Idleness is mother of sedition and mutiny.
• I would indeed be a fool if I could fight for the Athenians, and be unable to do the same for myself.