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Let’s start by setting the scene. It was a crowded New York City subway car, filled with everyday people just trying to get where they were going. That’s when Rodney Dunn began exhibiting threatening behavior—shouting, making aggressive gestures, and scaring passengers. Witnesses described the atmosphere as tense and fearful.

This is where leadership begins: someone has to take initiative. Daniel Penny saw what was happening and decided to act. Leadership often emerges in moments where no one else is willing to step up, and Penny chose to intervene instead of waiting for someone else to do it.

Join Ron and Kristin as they break down the many leadership lessons and takeaways from this tragic incident.

Sources:
Chat Gpt 
https://nypost.com/2024/12/09/us-news/daniel-penny-cleared-of-all-charges-in-jordan-neelys-death/
https://www.foxnews.com/media/alvin-bragg-challenger-says-bringing-forward-daniel-penny-trial-indication-bad-judgment

Co-hosts: Ron Ward and Kristin Sokoloff
Sponsor: 4Ward Operations
Producer: Stephen Ridley
Facebook Group Administrator: Cassy Roop

Where leadership meets entertainment! This weekly podcast takes both a humorous and intense look at leadership through impactful stories, answers to listener questions, and breakdowns of dirty lessons from Ron's best selling book, "The Dirty Side of Leadership".

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