Leadership at the Movies Edition

Leadership

December 5, 2013
Mike Henry
Operations and IT Consultant

The movies can be a rich source of leadership inspiration and help us identify role models and examples of leadership skills and characteristics that we can choose to develop.

Back in 2008 I wrote a post called “20 Best Leadership Movies; Break Out the Popcorn”. It’s been one of my all-time most viewed posts, and people still leave comments with their own favorite leadership movies.

For this  month’s Leadership Development Carnival, a  trusted network of leadership bloggers to answer the question:

What is your favorite movie or movie scene that you would recommend to others to learn about leadership (or some specific aspect of leadership)?

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JamesVera13James Vera@JamesVera13·
11h

Check out this High-Performance Culture System... "You can't create a culture unless it's attributes already exist within you" -Isaac Tolpin #leadchange https://t.co/EPIzB0VDIa

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smschwansandyschwan@smschwan·
16h

"Cocreation is about ensuring employees are part of authoring experiences that keep a company vital." @gregstebbins @ForbesCoaches @Forbes #LeadChange #LearnChange https://t.co/vinc1JoFkD

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MadhuEinsiedlerMadhu Einsiedler@MadhuEinsiedler·
17h

How much does conflict in your team cost?
Make a guess.
Is the number big enough to let you make the effort to un-stuck yourself, your team from conflict? Contact me :)

#teamdevelopment #leadership #conflict #leadchange #leadershipdevelopment #coaching #personaldevelopment

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leadchangegroupLead Change Group@leadchangegroup·
20h

To succeed, energy needs to work its way into the network in the form of the unfamiliar. Harmony sounds pleasant, but it needs a contrary, says Elliot Anderson. #LeadChange https://t.co/JY2rka8qdF

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leadchangegroupLead Change Group@leadchangegroup·
20h

Achieving synthesis requires that we abandon the polarization that results from I’m right/you’re wrong positioning. #LeadChange @thehrgoddess https://t.co/3J303QXVdx

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