10 to Win - Lessons in Leadership from Ted Lasso
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Amazing Entrepreneurs Club
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If you’ve been following me for any amount of time, you know that I’m not big into TV. If I have free time, then I’m typically listening to podcasts, reading, or doing some other personal development activity.
A friend of mine recommended that I watch Ted Lasso earlier this year and since the family was going on vacation, I decided to give it a try. Imagine my surprise when before I knew it, I’d binged 10hrs of the show.
What struck me the most were the number of amazing lessons in leadership that the show tackled. I loved their take on what it takes to be a great leader, even when you don’t necessarily have experience in the field.
Real quick, the four lessons are:
- Kindness matters…
- Everyone matters…
- The job of a leader is to make people better…
- Believe in yourself
Listen in to hear all of my insights on the lessons in leadership I learned from Ted Lasso. Have you watched? What did you learn?
In this episode:
[00:50] Welcome back! It’s time to learn all about leadership from Ted Lasso.
[01:51] I don’t really watch TV but a friend recommended Ted Lasso and I couldn’t stop.
[03:31] The first lesson in leadership from Ted Lass is that kindness matters.
[05:37] Everyone matters, even those who may seem invisible.
[06:56] The job of a leader is to make people better.
[08:48] The fourth lesson is simply to believe.
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