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Leadership Lessons From the Great Books - The New Jerusalem by Gilbert Keith Chesterton18 déc. 202400:38:51

Leadership Lessons From the Great Books #131 - The New Jerusalem by Gilbert Keith Chesterton
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Leaders, lay the cornerstone for those who come next, or the stone you should have laid will be pushed atop you by the next generation and grind you to powder.
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Leadership Lessons From the Great Books - Shorts #159 - The Literary Novels Men Will Read17 déc. 202400:08:30

There are novels men will read, but it'll take courageous leadership to write them.
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Leadership Lessons From the Great Books - Poems by Alfred, Lord Tennyson w/Ryan J. Stout & Moumin Quazi11 déc. 202402:05:35

Leadership Lessons From the Great Books #130 - Poems by Alfred, Lord Tennyson w/Ryan J. Stout & Moumin Quazi
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00:00 Lifelong quest for knowledge and legacy fulfillment.

18:53 Generational influence and struggle to pass legacy.

30:33 Honoring language, nostalgia, poetry process, 17 years.

41:43 Science clarifies understanding, not fragmenting knowledge.

51:03 Debate: evolution vs. creationism and existence meaning

57:36 America's lack of public grieving for disasters.

01:11:02 Mythological past remains relevant and impactful today.

01:20:18 Tiny Toons echoed Looney Tunes' classical elements.

01:30:40 Tennyson's legacy is enduring; would embrace Internet.

01:39:19 Focus long-term, not short-term. Prioritize independence.

01:58:03 It's good to think and have consciousness.

02:00:20 Tennyson's work profoundly impacted my understanding.

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Leadership Lessons From the Great Books - Shorts #158 - Leadership Games10 déc. 202400:05:39

Leaders, understand the games you are playing now and in the future.
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Leadership Lessons From The Great Books - A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens w/Tom Libby04 déc. 202401:36:01

Leadership Lessons From The Great Books - #129 - A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens w/Tom Libby
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  • Welcome & Introduction  - 00:23
  • Charles Dickens - A Literary Life - 02:56
  • Charles Dickens Would Have Loved Twitter - 08:15
  • A Christmas Carol's Core Themes - 12:15
  • The Brilliance of the Small Things for Leaders - 16:00
  • The Tension Between the Material and the Spiritual - 19:14
  • What Leaders Can Learn From Ebenezer Scrooge - 30:00
  • Could A Christmas Carol Be Written Today?  - 49:29
  • The Hockey Stick - 55:00
  • On Being Removed From the Internet - 1:07:45
  • How Can Leaders Engage with the Spirit of Christmas All Year? - 1:18:35
  • Staying on the Path - 1:19:00

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Leadership Lessons From the Great Books - Shorts #157 - Embodied Meaning in the Winter Season03 déc. 202400:04:54

Leaders, the actions you take--or don't take--at this time of year are weighted with extra meaning.
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Leadership Lessons From The Great Books (Bonus) - The 1789 Thanksgiving Day Proclamation by President George Washington28 nov. 202400:10:21

From The Fred W. Smith National Library for the Study of George Washington, The 1789 Thanksgiving Proclamation
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Leadership Lessons From the Great Books - Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain w/Brian Bagley27 nov. 202401:38:28

Leadership Lessons From the Great Books - #129 - Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain w/Brian Bagley
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00:00 Welcome and Introduction to Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain w/Brian Bagley
02:00 Honoring uncompromising comedic perspective on social issues.

08:27 Mark Twain's life story is widely known.

15:24 Free speech enables essential humor and discourse.

20:12 Leaders struggle with authenticity during unraveling periods.

22:55 Perception shaped reality amid societal changes.

30:48 Bill Burr roasts Bill Maher on his podcast.

36:47 Handling snakeskin brings bad luck, avoid it.

41:17 Words change meaning; society struggles with context.

45:33 Twain's context reflects historical sensibilities' complexity.

52:27 The world includes nonmaterial influences and beings.

58:11 Conservatives value justice and forgiveness amidst imperfection.

59:44 Forgiveness mirrors personal desire for God's justice.

01:09:40 Crisis of authenticity and cultural collapse discussed.

01:10:44 Social media promotes inauthenticity and fake personas.

01:17:35 Leaders gain power, responsibility outgrows Gen X.

01:26:12 Leaders balance authenticity with avoiding unseriousness.

01:30:49 Serious captain adapts to goofy precinct team.

01:34:15 "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn's timeless themes."

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Leadership Lessons From the Great Books - Shorts #156 - Thankful for the Weight of Knowledge26 nov. 202400:05:26

Leaders whose presence you should be thankful for.
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Leadership Lessons From the Great Books - On Guerrilla Warfare by Mao Tse -Tung 20 nov. 202400:42:19

On Guerrilla Warfare by Mao Tse-Tung 
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00:00 Small resistance can significantly impact political power.

06:08 Guerrillas evolve into national revolutionary military forces.

09:12 Mao Zedong's policies caused millions of deaths.

13:55 Russia's guerrilla tactics against foreign and internal enemies.

15:51 Guerrillas assist regular forces, and evolve in battle.

18:09 Guerrilla attacks strategically for political power.

23:25 Differentiate revolutionary vs. counterrevolutionary guerrilla warfare.

25:17 Innovate in warfare; avoid outdated strategies.

30:28 Guerrilla warfare lessons amid capitalism's moral shortfalls.

31:52 Opposition to Marxism now arises from local movements.

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Leadership Lessons From the Great Books - Shorts #155 - What Principled Leadership Faces19 nov. 202400:05:39

Leaders, don't be ignorant of what lies in the clearing at the end of the path of principle.
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Leadership Lessons From The Great Books - All Quiet On the Western Front by Erich Maria Remarque 13 nov. 202401:01:54

Leadership Lessons From The Great Books  #127 - All Quiet On the Western Front by Erich Maria Remarque
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00:00 Welcome and Introduction to All Quiet On the Western Front by Erich Maria Remarque. 
02:00 "The First World War was a Costly Mistake." - John Keegan

05:48 All Quiet On the Western Front - Part One.

10:19 The Literary Life of Eric Maria Remarque.

11:35 Lessons Learned in the Trenches of WWI.

16:19 All Quiet On the Western Front - Part Two.

20:04 Us and Them on the Frontlines.

24:05 War as a Purifying Action.

29:05 All Quiet On the Western Front - Part Three.

30:29 Removing Your Gas Mask Will Get You Killed.

35:20 The Enemy Gets a Vote.

36:34 Adapt or Lose: Success Requires Strategic Change.

39:44 Adapt or Risk Losing Against Adaptable Opponents.

43:53 Literature and Understanding Leadership Challenges.

49:27 Merit, Class, Leadership Questions in All Quiet On the Western Front.

52:08 Solutions to Problems: Leading Without the Respect of Those You Lead.

54:32 Leadership Lessons from All Quiet On the Western Front.

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Leadership Lessons From the Great Books - Shorts #154 - Leading Large and Small12 nov. 202400:04:53

Leaders, think carefully on the scale of what you'd like to lead on.
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Leadership Lessons From The Great Books (Bonus) - Veteran's Day Message 11 nov. 202400:08:40

Veteran's Day Message
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Leadership Lessons From The Great Books - About Face: The Odyssey of an American Warrior by Col. David Hackworth w/R.J. St. John06 nov. 202402:15:23

About Face: The Odyssey of an American Warrior by Col. David Hackworth w/R.J. St. John
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  • Welcome - 0:30
  • Introduction to About Face - 01:03
  • The Clarity of Military Leadership - 05:47
  • R.J. St. John and the "Well-Oiled Machine" Myth - 15:30
  • Some People Are Bred for War - 20:00
  • Mission Accomplishment and Troop Welfare - 24:00
  • "World War Two Had the Gall to Stop Without Me" - 25:00
  • Discipline and Training - 28:00
  • The Importance of Training - 33:00
  • Bureaucratic Bloat - 39:55
  • The Long View vs. The Short View On Training - 43:30
  • Death By Powerpoint - 46:45
  • Building Trust Through Menial Acts - 49:00
  • Masculine Strength is Important for Leadership - 52:30
  • The Importance of the Little Things - 57:00
  • The Psychology of Work - 1:02:40
  • Personal Security for Vince McMahon - 1:03:00
  • Col. Hackworth on Killing A Man - 1:10:05
  • There's No Forgiveness in the Machine - 1:25:00
  • Working the Camera and Being Media Savvy - 1:31:00
  • What Does It Mean to be a Grownup? - 1:34:00
  • Walking the Line to Win a Percentage Bet - 1:50:00
  • Staying on the Path - 2:03:00

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Leadership Lessons From the Great Books - Shorts #153 - Demonstrating the Appropriate Level of Revolutionary Elan05 nov. 202400:04:48

Leaders, when the fight commences, no one will care what your principles were before the fight started.       
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Leadership Lessons From The Great Books - History of the Peloponnesian War by Thucydides30 oct. 202400:49:21

History of the Peloponnesian War by Thucydides
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00:00 Leadership lessons from Thucydides' Peloponnesian War history.

04:33 Nomadic living caused instability; Attica remained stable.

06:46 Thucydides: Athenian historian of Greece's fragmented past.

13:18 You enabled Athenian aggression by inaction.

15:18 Athenian mistakes aided us more than you.

19:41 Grievances lead to war: stated vs. hidden reasons.

21:18 Human nature drives personal and national conflicts.

27:01 Excessive praise breeds envy; traditions honor ancestors.

28:04 Praising democracy and honoring fallen heroes today.

32:43 Athenians value discussion and foresight in decision-making.

37:00 Defining sacrifice and meaning in modern times.

40:46 History's lessons shape understanding of human nature.

42:02 History offers deeper insights into human nature.

45:12 Practical skills enrich future leaders'.


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Leadership Lessons From the Great Books - Shorts #152 - How to Change History if You're a Leader29 oct. 202400:05:47

Leaders, changing history requires defying conventional wisdom.
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Leadership Lessons From The Great Books - (Bonus) - Extreme Ownership: How the US Navy Seals Lead and Win by Jocko Willink and Leif Babin w/Atlas Aultman23 oct. 202402:26:36

Leadership Lessons From The Great Books - (Bonus) - Extreme Ownership: How the US Navy Seals Lead and Win by Jocko Willink and Leif Babin w/Atlas Aultman
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00:00 Welcome and Introduction - Extreme Ownership: How the US Navy Seals Lead and Win by Jocko Willink and Leif Babin w/Atlas Aultman.
02:00 Extreme Ownership - Introduction
10:37 Atlas Aultman: Personal History and Presidential Missions.
17:01 Extreme Ownership Inspired Personal and Professional Growth.
22:54 Atlas Aultman: Bouncer to Diplomatic Corps.
29:55 How Dysfunctional is the U.S. Military?
35:00 THe U.S. Military as a Corporate Entity.
41:20 Special Operations Mission Preparation Process.
47:20 Extreme Ownership - Execution, Leadership, and Decentralized Command.
50:10 The Biggest Challenge to Leadership Success is the Leader Themselves.
57:45 Atlas Aultman: Brian Tracy and Targets versus Goals.
01:00:22 Extreme Ownership - Prioritize and Execute.
01:06:47 Prioritize, Execute, Focus, and Chaos.
01:12:34 The Enemy Always Gets a Vote.
01:21:46 We're Done with the Commercial Internet.
01:25:32 Extreme Ownership - Discipline, Freedom, and the Dichotomy of Leadership.
01:34:10 Discipline Equals Freedom.
01:38:35 Atlas Aultman: Management and Leadership are Two Different Things.
01:46:53 The Importance of Clarity in a Communication Hierarchy.
02:06:28 Leaders, Take Responsibility, Inspire Others, and Create Strong Families.
02:07:56 Atlas Aultman: Legacy, Ownership, and Accountability.
02:19:53 Staying on the Leadership Path with Extreme Ownership: How the US Navy Seals Lead and Win by Jocko Willink and Leif Babin.
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Leadership Lessons From the Great Books - Shorts #151 - Uniting Thinkers and Doers22 oct. 202400:05:03

Leaders need to unite the thinkers and the doers.
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Leadership Lessons From The Great Books - Sitting Bull: His Life and Legacy by Ernie LaPointe w/Tom Libby16 oct. 202401:28:18

Sitting Bull: His Life and Legacy by Ernie LaPointe with Tom Libby
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00:00 Welcome and Introduction - Sitting Bull: His Life and Legacy by Ernie LaPointe.

06:00 Native culture allows name changes throughout life.

13:38 Modern technology bridges gaps in cultural understanding.

17:34 American culture lacks traditional family guidance markers.

23:53 Technology access unites kids; written word preserves heritage.

30:55 Totake requests sacred Hunka bond, creating peace.

36:05 Expect deeper bond, like becoming blood brothers.

38:23 Personal monetization involves meaningful, significant exchanges.

47:44 Ernie demands apology for healing reconciliation.

53:07 Ensure cultural traditions endure through generations.

54:31 Individual learns, community member teaches; train trainers.

01:00:12 Women marry later, manage homes; Lakota traditions.

01:07:33 He chose pain despite having other options.

01:14:47 Fertility ceremony with piercing and sun gazing.

01:20:48 Tribal affiliation diluted; strict membership criteria imposed.

01:21:57 Federal government's actions alienate native people unjustly.

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Leadership Lessons From the Great Books - Shorts #150 - Honor and Responsibilities15 oct. 202400:04:47

Leaders, your honor will be great, but your responsibilities will be greater.
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Leadership Lessons From The Great Books - Top Five Science Fiction Films for Leaders w/Tom Libby09 oct. 202401:51:45

Top Five Science Fiction Films for Leaders with Tom Libby
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00:00 Welcome to the Top Five Science Fiction Films for Leaders with Tom Libby.
05:14 Philip K. Dick: Award-Winning Author.
15:13 Sci-fi Film Evolution: From Godzilla Suits to CGI.
19:47 The Appeal of Old Monster Movies for Leaders.
23:18 Post-WWII Godzilla: Thoughts for Leaders on Atomic Musings.
28:01 Dr. Strangelove, Or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb.
33:30 The MADD-Theory.
38:55 Idiocracy and The Power of a Taco Bell Future.
42:57 Blade Runner and "Tears in the Rain."
52:07 We Live in the Dystopian Now.
58:04 Alien, Aliens, and Sigourney Weaver's Female Badass.
01:01:07 The Convoluted Shared Universe Film Theory.
01:06:32 Aliens and the Power of James Cameron.
01:11:05 The Philosophy of Camp in Film.
01:19:55 Responsible for Film Issue at Movie House.
01:21:48 Love of Film vs. Impact of Film.
01:30:36 Genre Flexibility and the Planet of the Apes.
01:32:55 Old Movies had Deep Stories.
01:39:53 Sequels and Genre Disappointment.
01:44:04 Film Franchise Quality.
01:48:28 Staying on the Leadership Path with Science Fiction Films.
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Leadership Lessons From the Great Books - Shorts #149 - Reasons for War08 oct. 202400:04:47

Leaders, be self-aware enough in your heart to recognize the impulses driving you to wars. 
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Leadership Lessons From The Great Books - Dune by Frank Herbert w/Daniel A. Bentle & Ryan J. Stout02 oct. 202401:46:31

Leadership Lessons From The Great Books #123 -  Dune by Frank Herbert w/Daniel A. Bentle & Ryan J. Stout
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00:00 Welcome and Introduction - Dune by Frank Herbert
00:20 Extracting Leadership Lessons from Dune.
05:26 Dune and the Achetype of the Messiah Leader.
12:01 The Leadership Training of Paul Atredies.
18:08 Dan Bentle and Recognizing Leadership Lessons in Dune.
25:19 The Literary Life of Frank Herbert.
29:50 Dune and T.E. Lawrence.
34:07 Humility and Self-Examination.
40:54 The Way of the Gun in Dune.
43:28 Spice, Arraks, and Leadership Lessons from the Harkonnens.
51:07  Balancing Leadership, Distance, and Authority.
55:48 Leadership Tension: Familiarity vs. Distance in Leadership Relationships.
01:03:46 Duke Leo and Personal Leadership Failures.
01:06:45 The Challenge of Finding and Being a Strong "Number Two."
01:13:09 Interstellar Colonization and Human Will.
01:15:45 The Value of Good Advisors.
01:25:05 Defining Leadership Success.
01:27:47 Book vs. Film - Dune, Part One vs. Dune, Part Two.
01:32:29 Solutions to Problems at the End of the Fourth Turning.
01:37:51 Think for Yourself, Challenge Norms, and Seek Knowledge.
01:43:05 Staying on the Leadership Path with Dune by Frank Herbert.
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Leadership Lessons From the Great Books - Shorts #148 - It's Hard to Find...01 oct. 202400:04:42

Leaders, the traits of leadership have always been hard to find.
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Leadership Lessons From The Great Books - Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury w/John Hill aka "Small Mountain"25 sept. 202402:36:11

Leadership Lessons From The Great Books #122 -  Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury w/John Hill aka "Small Mountain."
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00:00 Discussing Ray Bradbury's leadership themes in Fahrenheit 451.
15:45 Seek professional insights before starting customer service projects.
30:10 Reading to children helps their articulation skills.
41:30 Montag hides the book; Beatty visits and converses.
51:39 Media controls minds; action disrupts the system.
01:01:49 Jim Jordan proposes controversial public employment for ex-military.
01:12:31 Disillusioned with government transparency and competence.
01:22:22 Concerned by declining faith in the electoral process.
01:27:15 I can't follow ineffective or clueless leaders.
01:34:58 Books reveal reality; society prefers comfortable illusions.
01:46:58 Reflects on character: coward or manipulator?
02:05:33 Leadership and marketing perceptions need deeper engagement.
02:08:13 Conversations driving ideas for my book writing.
02:20:04 We owe future generations our lasting contributions.
02:27:01 Balancing creative pressure and long-term significance.
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Leadership Lessons From the Great Books - Shorts #147 - Lessons of History from Science Fiction24 sept. 202400:05:09

Leaders, science fiction literature has some thoughts about the myth of historical progress.
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Leadership Lessons From The Great Books - Lolita by Vladimir Nabakov w/Claire Chandler18 sept. 202402:34:13

Leadership Lessons From The Great Books #121 - Lolita by Vladimir Nabakov w/Claire Chandler
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Leadership Lessons From the Great Books - Shorts #146 - When the Totalitarians 'Win.'17 sept. 202400:04:41

Leaders, there are suggestions in science fiction literature for steps to take on the other side of totalitarian 'victories.'
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Leadership Lessons From The Great Books - Sonnets by William Shakespeare w/Christen Horne11 sept. 202402:08:24

Leadership Lessons From The Great Books #120 - Sonnets by William Shakespeare w/Christen Horne
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00:00 A perfect example of changing personal growth.
10:48 Shakespeare's sonnets reveal his intricate love life.
23:57 Focus on cyclical, lyrical leadership, avoiding mechanistic pitfalls.
33:25 Shakespeare wrote during a cultural transition period.
46:19 Pleasure is fleeting; daily struggles persist relentlessly.
56:24 Individual solutions shouldn't dictate broad policy approaches.
01:07:24 Leaders face challenges with generational and relational changes.
01:17:22 Middle management is overwhelmed by pressures from all sides.
01:28:43 Ideological shifts challenge centralized institutions, proposing alternatives.
01:38:45 Romanticism valued authenticity; declined due to 20th-century events.
01:50:12 Individual paths are determined by God and luck.
01:58:50 Aligning marriage aesthetics with meaningful connection, ideally.
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Leadership Lessons From the Great Books - Shorts #145 - Science Fiction Tips for Leaders10 sept. 202400:04:27

Leaders, predicting the future is a guess...at best.
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Leadership Lessons From The Great Books - Mid Season Catch Up w/Tom Libby & Jesan Sorrells04 sept. 202401:19:02

Mid Season Catch Up w/Tom Libby and Jesan Sorrells
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Leadership Lessons From the Great Books - Shorts #144 - Leaders Should Stick to Coaching03 sept. 202400:04:54

Leaders know the difference between coaching and mentoring because both of those development acts are not the same. 
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Leadership Lessons From The Great Books - A Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare w/Libby Unger28 août 202401:53:26

Leadership Lessons From The Great Books #118 - A Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare w/Libby Unger
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00:00 Famous play mixes fairies, comedy, and symbolism.
07:27 Shakespeare's play sets up a 16th-century dynamic.
13:36 Shakespeare draws from myths, and has double meanings.
16:17 Father-daughter relationship, marriage, and love's impact.
24:13 Courtship's comparison to drug use historical acceptance.
29:38 Introducing fairies in "A Midsummer Night's Dream."
33:28 Oberon confronts Titania about her behavior.
40:48 Comedians are truth-tellers, forcing new perspectives.
46:29 Bill Maher cornered, no room to maneuver.
53:48 Overcoming ego is important for constructive conversations.
01:00:14 Titania's speech cleverly ties in seasonal shifts.
01:03:04 Oberon wants the changeling boy, but Titania refuses.
01:10:27 Looney Tunes transmits culture through cartoons.
01:14:11 Looney Tunes cartoons from 1930s to 1970s.
01:18:09 Daffy Duck avoids getting shot in Looney Tunes.
01:23:39 TV news developed in 1950s and 1960s.
01:28:44 Internet content slowed down can be impactful.
01:38:11 Rude mechanicals rehearse the play, and chaos ensues.
01:39:54 Shenanigans undo and love as motivators.
01:45:17 Embracing tough love for a productive environment.
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Leadership Lessons From the Great Books - Shorts #143 - Things Leaders Don't Want to Hear27 août 202400:05:41

Leaders, listen closely to the speech of people you don't personally like. 
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Leadership Lessons From The Great Books - Lessons in Leadership: A Weekly Reading of the Jewish Bible by Rabbi Jonathan Sacks w/Tom Libby and Richard Messing21 août 202401:45:30

Leadership Lessons From The Great Books #117 - Lessons in Leadership: A Weekly Reading of the Jewish Bible by Rabbi Jonathan Sacks w/Tom Libby and Richard Messing.
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00:00 The Torah guides leadership, offering valuable lessons.
09:24 Leadership requires personal responsibility and sacrifice.
13:06 Rabbi Jonathan Sachs, prolific author, and impactful orator.
20:00 Richard values listening and learning, seeks practical lessons.
26:10 Succession planning issues in organizations across generations.
31:33 Ensure fairness and equity in succession planning.
34:22 Examination of leadership lessons from the book of Exodus.
43:47 Rabbi Sacks explains Moses' leadership and speech.
48:21 Rabbi Sacks' book on ethical leadership challenge.
56:09 Leaders act without title, fulfilling necessary initiatives.
01:00:10 Challenges of leadership and self-reflection in business.
01:05:06 Testing courage, vision, and moral responsibility in leadership.
01:10:12 Biblical solution to succession and leadership issues.
01:12:55 Governor made bold, business-minded state budget decisions.
01:22:20 Rabbi Sacks discusses the impact of free speech.
01:23:42 America protects free speech, unlike other countries.
01:32:15 Open-mindedness and continuous learning from different perspectives.
01:35:49 Discover your values, and become a true leader.
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Leadership Lessons From the Great Books - Shorts #142 - The Purpose of a System is What it Does...20 août 202400:04:40

Leaders, be interested in solving problems, rather than appearing to sound smart. 
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Leadership Lessons From The Great Books - The Tempest by William Shakespeare 14 août 202400:44:08

The Tempest by William Shakespeare 
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Leadership Lessons From the Great Books - Shorts #141 - Are You Not Entertained!13 août 202400:05:31

Leaders, you better have a thick skin because the show never ends. 
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Leadership Lessons From the Great Books - Shorts #140 - What Will People Pay For?30 juil. 202400:04:24

Leaders people will pay for radical accountability, candor, and competency.
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Leadership Lessons From The Great Books - The Federalist Papers & Modern Leadership w/ Dorollo Nixon, Jr.24 juil. 202401:47:03

Leadership Lessons From The Great Books #115 - The Federalist Papers & Modern Leadership w/ Dorollo Nixon, Jr.
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00:00 Welcome and Introduction - The Federalist Papers, Modern Leadership, and the Crisis of Incompetence.
05:00 The Challenge of Contemporary Issues from Assassinations to Government Coups.
09:12 Constitutional Concerns and Bureaucratic Failures in Agencies.
10:55 Criticism of Government Response to Historical Events.
18:20 Democratic Party Formation, Principles, and Changes Overview.
24:10 American Political Division, Appealing to the Middle 20%.
31:35 Congress Members Unite over Secret Service Failure.
36:16 In Alternate History Trump's Assassination Leads to Chaos.
39:43 A Threat to Democracy from Frustrated Individuals.
48:59 Federalist Papers Number 9 Emphasizes the Importance of Union.
54:20 Montesquieu's checks and balances in government.
57:41 Confederacy's dissolution, union benefits, and characteristics.
01:05:45 Emperor addressed empire crisis, moral rot internally.
01:10:57 Studying England's history reveals the origins of individualism.
01:14:52 Distraction with bread and circuses, endless warfare.
01:20:49 Crisis led to incompetent leadership and global feudalism.
01:26:42 Attitude towards immigrants reflects society's morality.
01:30:54 Many modern leaders lack traditional Christian values.
01:35:53 Love your neighbor, reform society, wait for change.
01:40:04 Building community requires sacrifice, it's worth it.
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Leadership Lessons From the Great Books - Shorts #139 - The Horror of Hanlon's Razor23 juil. 202400:08:52

Leaders welcome to the consequences of incompetence at the End of the Fourth Turning.
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Leadership Lessons From The Great Books - The U.S. Constitution & The 10th Amendment w/ Dorollo Nixon, Jr.17 juil. 202401:35:05

Leadership Lessons From The Great Books #114 - The U.S. Constitution & The 10th Amendment w/ Dorollo Nixon, Jr.
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Leadership Lessons From the Great Books - Shorts #138 - We Will All Hang Together, or We Will All Hang Separately16 juil. 202400:04:45

Leaders, you have always had to be willing to die to do this job.
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Leadership Lessons From The Great Books - The Declaration of Independence and Leadership w/ Dorollo Nixon, Jr.10 juil. 202402:11:59

Leadership Lessons From The Great Books #113 - The Declaration of Independence by Thomas Jefferson, et.al and Leadership w/ Dorollo Nixon, Jr.
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00:00 Welcome and Introduction - The Declaration of Independence by Thomas Jefferson, et. al.
03:00 Phoenix, Texas, and the Power of Fireworks.
09:00 The Declaration of Independence, Opening.
14:14 Never Bet Against America or Americans.
20:00 Thomas Jefferson, Writer of The Declaration of Independence.
25:00 The Influence of John Locke on Thomas Jefferson's Thinking.
32:08 Commentary on The Declaration of Independence from Fred W. Smith National Library.
40:21 Martha Washington versus Thomas Jefferson.
49:42 Jefferson, Adams, and a Commitment to Friendship.
51:00 The Declaration of Independence, The List of Grievances.
55:11 Jefferson and the Louisiana Purchase.
01:09:59 The Declaration of Independence, The List of Grievances, cont.
01:13:00 King George's Misunderstood Rule.
01:23:46 Religious Puritans, Scottish Rebels, and Leading in Post-Colonial America.
01:27:17 English versus American Understanding of Leadership Best Practices.
01:40:33 The Declaration of Independence, The List of Grievances, cont.
01:48:00 Getting Back to the Past to Solve the Problems of the Future.
01:54:17 "We Tend to Argue to the Brink of the Apocalypse in the West."
02:00:36 The Collapse of The Bretton Woods Agreement and US Ensured Globalism.
02:05:00 Staying on the Leadership Path with The Declaration of Independence by Thomas Jefferson, et. al.

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Leadership Lessons From the Great Books - Shorts #137 - What are We Doing Here?09 juil. 202400:04:03

Leaders, what are we doing here?
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Leadership Lessons From The Great Books (Bonus) - The Declaration of Independence, July 4, 177604 juil. 202400:09:02

Supplemental to the Federalist Papers by Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay
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Leadership Lessons From The Great Books - The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas w/Christen Blair Horne03 juil. 202402:12:22

Leadership Lessons From The Great Books #112 - The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas w/Christen Horne
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00:00 Welcome and Introduction - The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas.
02:00 The Arrival at Marseille Harbor.
06:00 The Literary Life of Alexandre Dumas.
13:40 Hannah Arendt on Eichmann's Trial in Jerusalem and The Count of Monte Cristo.
15:00 The Impact of The Count of Monte Cristo.
21:12 Gatekeeping, Insurgency and The Post-Modern Death of Opera.
31:28 Adventure, Monsters, Friendship, and Leadership Analysis.
41:39 The Plot Against Edmond Dantes.
48:00 Danglars, Leadership, and the Art of Revenge.
01:00:09 Twitter, X, and What Elon Does with His Money.
01:05:32 Leaders Understand Envy and Jealousy as Motivators.
01:18:01 Leadership Eschatology at the West's End.
01:31:03 Leaders Struggle with Inner Turmoil and External Expectations.
01:44:29 Omar Little on the Comparisons Between Robbery and Bureaucracy.
01:55:45 Endless Revolution and Political Movements.
02:00:00 Staying on the Leadership Path with The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas.
02:01:18 Art, Commerce and Its Discontents.
02:09:03 Connect with Christen Horne Everywhere.
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Leadership Lessons From the Great Books - Shorts #136 - Leading at the Conclusion of Deconstructionism02 juil. 202400:07:17

Leaders, get ahold of the mess in your own house before picking up the trash on your block.
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