“The greatest danger in times of turbulence is not the turbulence. It is to act with yesterday’s logic.”

– Peter Drucker

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Perhaps Moses didn’t fail because he hit the rock or because he was angry.
Perhaps he failed because the world around him changed — and he didn’t.

In this episode, we explore one of the most painful turning points in the Bible: when the leadership that once saved a people no longer served them.

We’ll unpack what happens when a leader outgrows the role they once thrived in… and what today’s leaders can learn from Moses’ fateful moment at the rock.

From Peter Drucker to Rabbi Hirsch, Ron Heifetz to Adam Grant — this episode bridges Torah, psychology, and real-world leadership.

Because in a world that’s always shifting, the greatest danger is acting with yesterday’s logic.

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Chapters:

00:00 Introduction and Context of Leadership

01:21 The Role of Leadership and Adaptation

05:31 Moses and the Consequences of Leadership

11:58 Understanding Role Drift and Adaptive Leadership

17:55 Practical Steps for Evolving Leadership

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leadership, adaptation, Moses, role drift, adaptive leadership, consequences, coaching, change management, personal growth, succession planning