Ted Lasso’s Guide For Making People Look Up To You

[@Lmswtmd]

1) Make everyone feel important and that they matter 2) Be a team player 3) Create lieutenants: encouragement 4) Solicit and accept feedback 5) Empathy 6) Celebrate other people’s wins 7) Create belief 8) Don’t deny reality

[@nicklopez8004]

i watched this video cause i was curious how many of these i had, i had some of them, but others i definitely need to improve on, the problem is i need to figure out where

[@matthewsigurdson1321]

@@solomonasine I'm able to do all that with a relationship with Jesus Christ. He washed the feet of His disciples. He was the perfect leader and taught us to love our community and to do it together. So yes I believe their is that option to work as a team and have that mindset for the greater good .

[@bubblerose292]

@@matthewsigurdson1321 yup

[@limo9402]

I have all these traits

[@ronnykazadi352]

On some youtube channels they would call these traits signs of being beta male 😂

[@russellh8702]

One day my boss saw I was having a bad day. He pulled me off to the side and told me “there’s no bad days, just bad moments. You’ve gotta be a goldfish”. I never knew what he meant by that until I saw this show. My bad days are less and less and it’s mirrored in my coworkers positive attitude at work.

[@taabishkhanself-improvemen7331]

*“You’ll watch an entire Netflix series even when the first episodes are slow just because someone told you that ‘it gets better’, but what if you looked at your goals like that and watched your life get better instead?”* Love from a small channel💙

[@englishwithmiranda]

Love it!

[@tomothy527]

That's deep

[@hmutandadzi]

Deep

[@divitkumar77]

Great perspective!

[@mdh6977]

yes!!! have not watched but you are spot on... 🍻

[@TOM_CRUISEE]

The fact that you can watch literal hours of content for free on incredibly beneficial life skills is kinda mind blowing, thank you for making content

[@briansmith1760]

I keep trying to get my wife n daughter to watch. I keep telling the....the amount of life lessons in that show is incredible

[@jess_n_atx]

With 6mil+ subs, Hes well compensated

[@Omegatonboom]

When I was a kid I had to go to the library to get content. I had to go to a place to improve my knowledge.

[@joshuaeickmeier916]

😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@frederick6618]

💯

[@ba8ygir1]

This should be a seminar for upper management EVERYWHERE

[@NeziesStories]

I’m thinking of working in HR and I’ll definitely be utilizing these techniques 😎👍

[@Daria-Kurilko]

Absolutely!

[@solomonasine]

This is beside the point. Do you think that humanity can break from this ever-increasing singularity mindset, festered primarily by social media, to a place where we value relationships and care about community? Love from Home of Influence Channel

[@ba8ygir1]

@@solomonasine I do believe that we as human beings are capable. One of the most basic of principles that we were taught as children was that we should treat people the way we ourselves want to be treated.

[@S-terNichols]

It should...Perhaps I could become a public speaker and get paid 6 figures for each seminar...hmmmm....thanks. lol

[@Superhero-Motivation]

Making everyone feel like they matter is one of the best qualities a leader can have! Not just a leader, but for anyone. It can really make a person´s day when you acknowledge them(Especially if theyre shy) and it´s one of the kindest gestures imo

[@Superhero-Motivation]

@Max M Thanks🤩

[@emilioperez6435]

Making everyone feel like they matter even if they don't just to cover your tracks to swindle the people that got something u want from them this could be one of the laws of power from Robert Greene's book.

[@quinnyc123]

Hi, you matter ;)

[@Superhero-Motivation]

@@quinnyc123 Thanks King! You as well :)

[@Sol_Badguy_GG]

I never understood it. When I ask someone how they are, I'm actually interested by the answer. I don't get why people even ask this if they don't care.

[@SublimeWanderers]

"This is a bo Schadenfreude zone" is my favorite line of the show, and it genuinely changed the way I approach the world. I have been actively trying not to delight in ANYONE'S misfortune since that line.

[@IsaacJoshi]

We need classes like this in high school. Having charisma is equally as important as learning art or maths.

[@hkr667]

You have parent for this. They are your teachers of life. Schools already have a job to do. Fixing what your parents lack ain't it.

[@magicmonster6877]

Some parents have no idea how to instill leadership skills to their kids. Look at the kids when your out and about.

[@_chapternumberone_8782]

@@hkr667 i don’t agree. A schools job is to educate children into their adulthood about important skills. math is indeed an important skill but so is leadership. Because some adults weren’t taught this, many of them have a hard time to teach their children or don’t even know how important this subjects are which are shown in this channel

[@MrCTruck]

@@hkr667bingo

[@Nunayabzns]

It will never matter how your high your school marks are, your college/uni degree, your career/job, or your pay, if nobody likes you;) “Status” means nothing if you have nobody to enjoy that type of success with, nor anyone to show it off to

[@GrowthMindsetChannel]

"A leader must be humble but not passive; quiet but not silent." ~ Jocko Willink 💪🏻🚀

[@aaroncummins7379]

Check

[@GrowthMindsetChannel]

@@aaroncummins7379 😊

[@TonyMoze]

This ☝️

[@S-terNichols]

I love Jocko...great quote. Thanks.

[@nicklopez8004]

yea exactly, i see this for myself when thinking about my past experiences

[@fireprooffox3664]

Id like to add the ability to take credit for your mistakes as a leader. When something goes wrong being verbal about your short comings and how you intend on doing better. Accidents go both ways, if someone messes up on a project or a move it's important to be able to recognize whether or not you might have had a hand in that because you hadnt prepared them enough.

[@JustFreshwater]

As a person that just had a promotion to leading a small team in something I'm extremely passionate about this video was honestly one of the best videos to help reinforce I'm doing what's right and I'm confident in my path

[@ErwinJ7]

That’s great! I recently got into a supervisory position a little over a year ago. Using this video definitely helps in creating a positive environment. It’s maintaining the environment and dealing with peoples personalities that can be difficult. I run a small team of 7 guys. And you will be tested. Stay strong and don’t let them get the best of you.

[@nizzleprizzle9783]

Same here! My boss told me a “good job and a fist bump” from me will go a long way . I lucked out with a head start because I was working up along side my crew for a year so there’s already the respect there.

[@UriRosenBand]

Just wanted to say that the second i watched the show i knew charisma was gonna post a vid on him. SO CHARISMAIC

[@EriPages]

2 years later, are you yourself now "CHARISMAIC"?

[@alyssaalberto9143]

This video made me cry. I realized that I thrive when I work with a good leader who helps me grow. Good enough to reprimand me when I make mistakes and give constructive feedback, and good enough to give praises when it's due. I missed my previous supervisors. 😢❤

[@danielhuneke5862]

That thing about "there is an attractive person but I'm not confident enough to talk to them" did in fact strike a nerve.

[@dan0acuesta733]

I really can’t believe all this content is for FREE. These videos are so well thought out and in depth, I get caught in a rabbit hole and watch so many in one sitting every single time. 😭🤣

[@UltimateShogunates]

I needed this video a good 3 months ago! Started a team lead position in my company and was very much overwhelmed by the many aspects of leadership. This video broke down so many of my trouble areas and helped me to identify and start working on them. Thanks Ben! You and Charley are an amazing inspiration for myself both on KZbin and the Pod!

[@williedesmond8201]

It shows some people get high positions that they dont really deserve.

[@markostertag1101]

The best books I’ve found on leadership that truly gave me direction were by Jocko Willink. Extreme Ownership and the sequel. Fun to read and fantastic info. Best of luck!

[@rustyhowe3907]

@@williedesmond8201 Everyone starts somewhere, as long as there is effort then there is success little by little. No effort = don't deserve it.

[@williedesmond8201]

@@rustyhowe3907 well obviously effort of any kind will bring success ,sitting still gets you nowhere unless you know people in places that help you .

[@rustyhowe3907]

@@williedesmond8201 In which case it's quite possible (and easily so) to lose that position when the life raft of contacts recede with time. Best to give 100% each time you do something, now *you* control you and can weather the outside forces that bring you luck or downfall.

[@wilsviewerw]

As of Monday I start a leadership role at my work. Its my first managerial role and morale is at an all time low! This video came at exactly right time 🙂

[@rdln4313]

Hey man ! How was your first week ? Did you manage to make morale a bit better ?

[@JakeRayTM]

I am also interested in hearing about your experience Liam. How are things going?

[@silvergodanalyser7762]

Still in carge ?

[@collincreeden2862]

​@@silvergodanalyser7762 i know I'm curious lol

[@picturebreakdown]

I’d like to personally give an award to the people who commented “first” to commemorate their stupendous achievement If you’re interested, I do BREAKDOWNS of MARVEL and Star Wars (if you’re not interested, just ignore this and have a great day:)

[@doublepiedavid8908]

Haha first

[@vinuzo9548]

@@doublepiedavid8908 second

[@TholozanGamingGoodTime]

And their stupendous leadership

[@benozzy003]

Proud loser of the race 4th

[@AlexsaurusRex]

About time

[@danzii4992]

I laughed so hard when he said "no Roy signed that one" 😂 😂 😂 😂

[@STREEEEEET]

Valuable stuff. I see these as things that you can do but there's one thing you must have and that is courage. People need to know that you'll stand for what's right even if it means losing your job, they need to know you'll (figuratively if you're not in the army) die for them if needed. That you have their best interest at heart. You know this, you'll obey someone if they have authority over you, but you won't follow them unless you know he has your back.

[@loneenvoyyale5259]

This has a lot of points from the great read "how to win friends and influence people". Was quite nice to see it in action via video, albeit a tad exaggerated for the show lol

[@uwaheed2002]

Agreed. I was thinking about Carnegie’s #1 principle. Make the other person feel important haha

[@S-terNichols]

Check out Covey's 7 Habits of an Effective Leader. Better yet, download free pdf of 7 Habits of a Leader and teach children how to become leaders starting as soon as possible. Teach it to adults. Free and great tool.

[@LyfSukz]

Cool, i actually have that book, but i still have to read it lol.

[@KrisJanisch]

This is great. And 90 percent of it is about removing ego. Such a big step in all facets of life.

[@wolfhawk1999]

I'm so happy you made a video about him!! Ever since I started watching the show, I've said, "Man, I want to be like that guy!" It's nice to see a breakdown

[@DunkelheitVZ]

This is the one TV show that wants me to be a better person and at the same time brightens my day, everytime I see it.

[@wolfhawk1999]

@@DunkelheitVZ 💯

[@nephicus339]

2:10 - 100% can confirm. Used to work with a guy who'd always ask how you are, and while you were answering, would cut you off to ask you for whatever he wanted, usually for you to do his job, or switch shifts. (also, he only worked Saturday, and Sunday which were half-days)

[@gnawstic1682]

So glad you covered Ted Lasso!! He’s super positive, but it’s grounded in great leadership techniques and communication skills!

[@nizzleprizzle9783]

I just became a manager and this has actually really helped! Luckily I kind of had a head start because I have the respect of my crew since I worked up to where o am along side them. I always make sure to tell them how great they did that day and they always show up and work with a smile. It’s magical tbh

[@sumsarprat]

Bold of you to assume we have 5 close friends

[@mctooch]

Bahhahhahahahah

[@EverythingElseIsTaken]

😂

[@Your_Bro_Keith]

😂

[@Piketom1]

"Be curious, not judgemental" so perfectly summarizes many of the qualities that make Ted an exceptional leader. For example, when a member of the team is not doing well or is acting out he takes the time to understand why before passing judgement.

[@tinayechiwa1775]

I'm 18 this year. Head boy at my school, captain of my cricket team & vice of football and I've been with this channel for almost 4 years from the very first video I found. I believe everyone needs Charisma on Command in their life. Regardless of how perfect you feel or believe you are. There's just something about it.

[@t.m.g3357]

Pathetic

[@wango556]

Quick cliff notes version of what I learned in the military that makes a great leader. Selfless, take care of and invest in your people, Positivity, take all the blame and give your people all the credit

[@856Dropout]

This is the best leadership lecture I’ve heard. And I’ve been looking. Thank you.

[@vangeles11]

really glad this channel made a video centered around this amazing show. i cannot stop recommending it to everyone i speak to.

[@LionThrone]

I love this. I only came here because I've never seen Ted Lasso and wanted to understand what it was about but I've loved the analysis on what makes good leaders. One point though. Point 5 on leaders having empathy. I've worked with some real narcissistic, pathological, self-obsessed monsters (and I'm a corporate exec). Real empathy is hard to find amongst amongst would-be or current leaders

[@derek2593]

I don't really want to be a leader, but I guess I fell into it. To me, this entire video is common sense. Great video though. But, maybe that's why my boss wanted me to participate in management. Genuinely care about your staff, encourage them, thank them, praise praiseworthy actions, and coach them to be future leaders.

[@chifftimz]

One of the best thing have done this year is subscribing to this channel!!! Thank you so much

[@HaMiTNaKeSh]

Do an episode of Roy Kent. He is very macho man, aggressive, unfriendly, but still likable and loved.

[@retnuh3144]

It’s quite simple, he’s a masculine man who has expectations of himself and his team and has boundaries. He isn’t quick to assume he knows and has humility, season 2 shows that very much when he spends more time helping Jamie and Sam with their problems. He is always honest especially with his feedback to Ted about coaching, he is essentially Zoro from One Piece. He did not want Nate to return or be welcomed back without apologizing to Ted, same for coach Beard. Once Roy respects someone and accepts them into his flock he is protective and nurturing and will not tolerate disrespect for those loved ones.

[@Fer-De-Lance]

My father was a senior USAF guy and has a lot of these characteristics.

[@kemsolid]

Halfway through this video I had to turn it off, because I'm so interested that now I want to watch Ted Lasso without any spoilers. Thanks for the upload!

[@matthewarmstrong3077]

This video taught me so much about what my boss has been trying to do for awhile now for everyone

[@beckst3r]

imma pull a ted lasso here and thank you, sincerely, for all of these videos. They really do help, and I'm learning so much!!!!

[@309freddie]

Once again, you have done excellent work. Thank you for tapping into Ted Lasso. It's an wonderful source. Very wise.

[@JohnWickPotter]

Ok. I just finished the Ted Lasso series. Let me tell you this. It has so many life lessons. Quotes. Statements. Character development. And it’s NOT PREDICTABLE. I promise you you swear it’s going one way and they pull an original game of thrones on you, not the last season (for many others they didn’t enjoy the last like 3 seasons). But back to my point. Ted Lasso. This character is everything I envision in a leader. I even copied the charisma Ted is so great at in an important briefing today. With the use of his nature amongst a few other external factors having more charisma made me knock the presentation out of the park. This isn’t my words. It’s theirs. So yes. Take these points to heart. Use them. I promise you they work. You’ll feel uncomfortable but trust me push through it.

[@peterinbrat]

There's a great list in A Passion for Excellence that compares good leaders to bad leaders. I read it almost 40 years ago and it's still just as useful.

[@adventurepantsmcgee]

"Take the time to understand what motivates someone..." Incredible video - thanks for sharing!! 🔥

[@muntenated]

I've been asked in interviews for seniror operations roles , "how would yo motivate your reports?' My answer is always to promote how the my reports will benefit personally from the mandate.

[@cheerfulyank]

You might have done this already, but as woman in local government, I wonder if you could do a video on the differences in what people perceive as leadership/charisma between men and women? I feel like some of the things attributed to strong leadership in males comes off as “aggressive” or “argumentative” in women. It shouldn’t be that way, but unfortunately in my experience it has been.

[@ChuckThree]

0:19 Actually Ted Lasso is tentatively based on Terry Smith’s ownership of Chester City in the early 2000’s. So technically not “pure fiction”.

[@gottafindacoolname]

I master all these traits. I’ve always preached about the us and not the me. We are all one. Be honest and empathic! ♥️

[@americanpaisareturns9051]

“Trent Crimm: The Independent” - Trent Crimm

[@mrmagpiepromotions]

Dan Abnett (who wrote the comic the Guardians of the Galaxy films were based on) wrote this series of books called "Gaunt's Ghosts" about an unconventional military commander leading an unconventional army. Ibram Gaunt was taught by his mentor to remember even one detail about each person under your command so you can start a conversation with them and value them. There's a wonderful moment in one book where a general visits him in hospital after he loses his sight and when they ask how he knew it was them he says "I could smell "acceptable losses" off you".... and that illustrates point 1

[@mattsmith2247]

This video is incredibly helpful. I never thought I was a goof leader as command and control were things I'm just not good at. It's reassuring to know there are more important things that I am good at

[@josephisaiah7260]

This channel helps me to act mature in a very young age. I've learned a lot from this and helps me to be a better man. Nice contents! Keep it up man!!

[@emilioperez6435]

U mean this channel helped u to pretend to be mature at a young age

[@josephisaiah7260]

@@emilioperez6435 why whould I pretend? I didn't said that I'm matured, I said to act matured

[@emilioperez6435]

Act is the magic word u wasn't really mature just acting.

[@josephisaiah7260]

@@emilioperez6435 That's the way to be matured men. How can I call myself mature if I'm not acting like a mature person. It's like a sport. How can I call myself a basketball player if I didn't play basketball. Of course I have to play basketball so I can call myself a basketball player. Did you get my point?

[@NeziesStories]

It’s always great to prepare for life’s challenges by constantly educating ourselves! Keep up the great work, Joseph!! 💪

[@braddeicide]

Fascinating hearing the absolute complete opposite way leadership handled every situation at a company i worked for.

[@ramitche11]

I also liked Ted's "be curious, not judgemental" lesson.

[@JEby77]

I'd love to see a video on Ted's positive attitude. Great info on leadership! Ted lasso is a charisma gold mine

[@solomonasine]

This is beside the point. Do you think that humanity can break from this ever-increasing singularity mindset, festered primarily by social media, to a place where we value relationships and care about community? Love from Home of Influence Channel

[@JEby77]

@@solomonasine I believe it can, but I think its difficult with our culture encouraging a worldview where care of one's self is placed above the care of others. Especially difficult in a society that tries to stifle out religion, which is one of the last areas where true community exists.

[@OK1_w3thu]

I'm not a leader necessarily but what I do do is motivate my team and this was really useful concepts that will help me motivate not only my team but myself

[@LightS_bRight]

Awesome, spot in. Learned this naturally and you confirmed it. Thank you

[@Inforza]

at work we do something similar as the blind spot feedback, we call it 360 degrees feedback, where we tell other colleagues in some kind of team building session what your "blind spots" , but also what we do like about the other..

[@IzekielSalt]

The Blind Spot circle is definitely the Diamond Dogs for Ted

[@taylordavidson3116]

I really love your channel but it would be enormously helpful to see more videos on female examples as well! Charisma is a genderless trait and sometimes the things you teach can be applied to any gender but I think sometimes it can definitely play out differently depending on what gender you are performing. For example, the video on 'Ways To Create Attraction' using GOT example was largely catered towards males pursuing females. The video on 'How To Confidently Flirt With Anyone' again was analysing a male way of flirting and I think if it was on female flirting it would've been different. The reason why it's important to have videos on female examples is so we can visualise the trait playing out. Please don't forget a lot of females are socially awkward as well

[@nukesakuji]

There's been a lot more male focused analysis, so fair request tbh. Also, it would be a pretty nice video too since I know guys would love it more if women made the first move. We kinda don't know how when it's usually guys who do it first.

[@taylordavidson3116]

@@nukesakuji Yea good point! Guys could also definitely benefit from females learning how to flirt more effectively. Maybe would be cool to have a female expert on COC Team

[@whatismyadjectiveiconfused]

Actually, there are some videos of COC that covers women. My favourites are the emilia clarke and margaery tyrell ones. You should watch them

[@origami83]

Wow really contradicting yourself there. 'charisma is genderless' but still you want female examples. So it is gender specific then?

[@first2summit]

@@origami83 It's about representation and not just seeing videos of men as leaders. It does a number of things like women watching such videos and identifying with the those persons and helps men in recognizing women as leaders too.

[@OctagonalSquare]

Lead from the front and with humility, as a servant leader, but with the strength to back up why you’re the leader when necessary.

[@sacdaabdurhman]

“If people are doubting how far you can go, go so far that you can’t hear them anymore.” Anything is possible

[@austinsherwood4931]

Oh wow, you have 5.8 million subscribers already? Congratulations!! I remember this site with only 500k. Love your content!

[@julianosanm]

Don't deny reality should be #1! This is a great list thanks

[@jodiburnett6211]

I need to watch Ted Lasso now🤩 Wow. I loved every minute of this valuable info.

[@kelsryosun]

Questions for leaders, how do you resist temptation to instruct your team, not listening and talking in condescending tone and/or overpowering the conversations? How many leaders know that’s a sure way to kill the conversation, the relationship, becomes the grinch that causes nightmares/ borderline bully and lastly as a consequence you have to deal with staff attrition?

[@GregoryAustin32]

Great video and thanks for introducing Ted Lasso - great show! Apple TV should give you a cut.

[@yuenchunlong102]

OMG IM SO HAPPY YOU'RE MAKING A VIDEO ABOUT HIM!! I WAS LOOKING FOR IT!!

[@KartiacKID]

“I hope you choke on a Big Mac” I love Roy, and how Ted turned him into a great leader …. Minus the practice session with the string knots promoting battle buddies which the military should use this tactic

[@WoodworkingforAnyone]

I've been Nate in many ways. Having a Ted learn your name feels exactly how it was played. Now that im "Ted" i think about it a lot. The only non family member's picture hanging in my office is Ted.

[@girthbrooksvr5335]

Thank you for helping me be a better leader.

[@privateequityguy]

*"If people are doubting how far you can go, go so far that you can't hear them..."* If you are reading this, I hope you have an amazing day!

[@Pain420]

This is a great video and commentary on Ted Lasso. The biggest takeaway for me was the part about being selfish. I found myself way too selfish in almost everything. Just being interested in others more will go a long way. I need to work on that for sure.

[@RaymondPerez-f1q]

"A leader must be humble but not passive"

[@BboyKeny]

Be data driven and pivot direction when needed is a Lean Startup philosophy. It's all about learning!

[@carolynsmith7806]

Great video on one of my all-time favorite shows, I recommend it to everyone for the incredible lessons.

[@footballfandom7904]

What Ted turned Jamie and Roy into is magical

[@ppumpkin3282]

I notice in the World Cup a lot of players immediately run to the corner and seek adoration from the crowd after the score a goal. The good teams run toward each other,

[@gangetabellen]

Celebrating with the fans is a nice way to make the fans feel like they too are part of the success of the team

[@AMP_Chronicles]

I think it would be wrong to just ignore the fans that flew for days to see a person play…

[@Nevermindnemo]

Ted Lasso is the best show

[@WoodworkingforAnyone]

There is a fantastic interview with the assistant coach of the original dream team. On the first Day Michael Jordan (the real boss in any room he's in) called him coach and asked if he would run some plays with him. Michael didn't need it but he was showing the coach and the other players that Michael is there to be coached and win some basketball games.

[@elvisdouglas3581]

This is awesome I appreciate it from all the example of leadership this is my favorite because of how simple honest and direct to the point. I'm learning so much. This makes me truly believe that I could be a great leader.

[@lostinboone]

At 1:39 there's an excellent point made. I've heard this before and put it into practice years ago. However, it leads to people complaining and unloading. This can be good as it allows them to feel heard. But I feel like it puts me in a position where I feel like I need to help with their problems and make the problems go away. How would you deal with or respond to that? Thanks for all the great videos.

[@speedyxanderman]

Extreme ownership - Jocko Willink Dichotomy of Leadership- Jocko Willink Great books on leadership

[@TheHeavyDT]

I did a huge mistake at work not too long ago. We hired this beautiful girl, and even though I'd never try to make something happen, I gave her slightly more attention than the rest of my staff. It was unconscious, but people start making subtle hints that they thought I really liked her. Don't know if it was because of jealousy for attention, but I had to take a step back and really think about how little things matter, and it really changed my perspective and personal biased. I never discriminate, but personal bias is hard to overcome. Great video as always.

[@CaseyBurnsInvesting]

People want to follow good people. Show genuine interest and be good at what you do.

[@BlakeAndStaceyTryLife]

Proof the universe works strange. My wife asked me, what makes you happy? I said, being a leader and helping people … 15 seconds later this video comes up as a notification 🤯

[@roycampbell1905]

Thank you so much for this. I would not normally watch something like this, as, I truly hate football. Ted Lasso is brilliant, funny, and just so enriching. I’m sitting laughing and crying it’s so good.

[@steaksizzle9317]

Leaders aren’t bosses, bosses aren’t leaders

[@bluesman6891]

This.

[@Limbo_Lingo]

What does that mean though

[@seaangel1430]

@@Limbo_Lingo Great question. I think it means that leaders lead people that want to follow them. Bosses boss around those who cant afford getting away from them.

[@thegeneralist7527]

@@seaangel1430 Yes, leaders elevate those around them. 'Bosses' depress those around them.

[@turbo8628]

@@Limbo_Lingo a leader recognises they are a part of the team and they all share a common goal, a boss believes the team is beneath them and the purpose of that team is to fulfil the bosses goals. It is subtle in words, but when you have worked under both archetypes you feel the difference as much as you can tell the difference between night and day or sweet and sour. The biggest factor in your enjoyment in any job you do is the people around you.

[@TeamCat1128]

“Don’t deny reality” is a step missed by so many of the ‘get rich’ people we see today where they take the “fake it until you make it” mantra too far and fail to see the real world.

[@digitalexcavators535]

This is fantastic. I wanna share it with my coworkers.

[@DiannaMoorvlogz]

This is awesome I appreciate it from all the example of leadership this is my favorite because of how simple honest and direct to the point. I'm learning so much. This makes me truly believe that I could be a great leader.

[@DMAX_DIY]

Dude.. there are so many "NUGGETS" of wisdom in your post here.. I took a lot of notes.. I'm not a doctor but I did 'play one on TV'. Thanks my friend for posting this.. - DMAX motion sim

[@picturebreakdown]

Mad respect for the truly loyal fans who got here early enough to see this

[@paperkid73]

Hell yeah

[@mattier.9095]

Didn’t think I’d like this show but I really do. It’s a good one.

[@NeziesStories]

Optimus Prime would be another great example for an awesome leader! 😎💪

[@nalinpatinayake8150]

Wow, I would not have expected someone else to say that, but yes! I’d love to see a character breakdown of Optimus Prime’s leadership. Maybe contrasted with Megatron!

[@NeziesStories]

@@nalinpatinayake8150 Exactly, Nalin!! Optimus is such an amazing character and we can all learn so much from him. The Bayverse movies may not show him enough for a Charisma Command video but looking at all his other appearances in different movies and shows will definitely show a lot. A side by side look at Megatron would be great too! He’s one of the best villain leaders ever (sorry Starscream) 😆

[@solomonasine]

This is beside the point. Do you think that humanity can break from this ever-increasing singularity mindset, festered primarily by social media, to a place where we value relationships and care about community? Love from Home of Influence Channel

[@thestraycat69]

As business student these videos are like life blood *slurp* no seriously thank you

[@lens_hunter]

7:58 "no Roy signed that one." "Rooooooy." Lmaoooooo. Maybe I should watch this show.

[@F.A.Jaramillo]

I love this! I’ve already shared it with my co-worker’s

[@elementalgolem5498]

how much this has reinforced my ideas of how bad of a leader my boss is.... its at a point where everyone at work agrees that she could do way better... and that it feels as though she doesnt see us a people

[@Adrian-mh8op]

You should study Sir Alex Ferguson. He’s the greatest sports manager, and he’s nicknames the master psychologist due to his great management of players and leadership. Worth a watch on what his players say about him

[@turbo8628]

I support liverpool, and i agree. Fergy got more out of his players than any other manager could have imo. They dominated AND overperformed at the same time.