Leadership is a Philosophy

In this video I analyze the leadership abilities of a few of the characters from the TV series MASH.

In this video I discuss the leadership implications of The Allegory of the Cave by Plato.

In this video I discuss the leadership implications of a short passage from Exodus Chapter 18. This is the last one of the videos inspired by "Ordinary Men".

In this video I discuss the leadership implications of a short passage from Exodus Chapter 18. This is the last one of the videos inspired by "Ordinary Men".

In this video I discuss the leadership implications of the Stanford Prison Experiment, in another "Ordinary Men" Episode.

In this video I discuss the leadership implications of the book "Obedience to Authority" by Stanley Milgram. This is a short series I am calling "An Ordinary Men Episode".

In this video I discuss the leadership implications of the Stanford Prison Experiment, in another "Ordinary Men" Episode.

In this video I discuss the leadership implications of the book "Obedience to Authority" by Stanley Milgram. This is a short series I am calling "An Ordinary Men Episode".

In this video I discuss the poor leadership examples demonstrated in the movie "Office Space" and the TV series "The Office".

In this video I discuss the leadership lessons demonstrated in the 1996 Film "Up Periscope"

In this video I discuss the leadership implications from the book "Ordinary Men" by Christopher Browning.

In this video I discuss the poor leadership examples in "Office Space". "The Office (UK)" and "The Office (US)". This group of movies and series are popular because they get the bad people in charge correct.

In this video I discuss the leadership examples demonstrated in the 1996 Movie "Up Periscope".

In this video I discuss the leadership implications in the book "Ordinary Men" by Christopher Browning

In this video I discuss the leadership qualities of Col Nicholson in the 1957 film "Bridge Over the River Kwai"

In this video I discuss the leadership qualities of Col Nicholson in the 1957 film "Bridge Over the River Kwai"

In this video I discuss the leadership implications of the excellent book "48 Laws of Power" by Robert Greene.

In this video I discuss some of the leadership behaviors revealed in the Book Sacred Hoops By Mr. Phil Jackson.

This video represents what I believe to be the final component of the "Archetypal Leadership Model". The topics I discuss are at the edge of my thinking, so I apologize if it seems scattered. I haven't seen this topic discussed at this level of detail, so I tried to be as "simple as possible but no simpler". As always I welcome your comments. leadership.is.a.philosophy@gmail.com

In this video I discuss the leadership qualities of Leslie Riley that are revealed in her TED talk. I also discuss adjusting your aim when looking for someone to emulate. Links to her talk and web page are below. I am not sponsored or supported by Leslie, but her example deserves emulation or at least serious consideration. Link to Leslie's TED talk https://youtu.be/EaEqRFe1jsg Leslie's Web Page http://www.leadlikeagirl.com/

In this video I discuss the book "How Women Rise". I read this book in 2018 and again in preparation for this video, and the Archetypical Leadership Model helps work through some of the ideas presented.

In this video I offer a thought experiment in how power in organizations adjusts to meet changing environments.

In this video I discuss "The Art of War" by Sun Tzu. I have always been curious about the number of reading lists this book is on, yet the organizations that recommend it do not seem to follow any of its concepts.

In this video I quickly discuss the archetypal leadership examples throughout history.

This video is a little different, it is an assembly of the best thinking I can do on power and leadership. I think some of the ideas I have would take me down several rabbit warrens, so I present them for your consideration here. I have other things I need to work on and this one has been bugging me for so long I had to get it down so I can move to other things. As always, feel free to email leadership.is.a.philosophy@gmail.com if you have comments, questions, or would like to collaborate.