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Leadership Lessons From The Great Books #123 - Dune by Frank Herbert w/Daniel A. Bentle & Ryan J. Stout
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00:00 Welcome and Introduction - Dune by Frank Herbert
00:20 Extracting Leadership Lessons from Dune.
05:26 Dune and the Achetype of the Messiah Leader.
12:01 The Leadership Training of Paul Atredies.
18:08 Dan Bentle and Recognizing Leadership Lessons in Dune.
25:19 The Literary Life of Frank Herbert.
29:50 Dune and T.E. Lawrence.
34:07 Humility and Self-Examination.
40:54 The Way of the Gun in Dune.
43:28 Spice, Arraks, and Leadership Lessons from the Harkonnens.
51:07 Balancing Leadership, Distance, and Authority.
55:48 Leadership Tension: Familiarity vs. Distance in Leadership Relationships.
01:03:46 Duke Leo and Personal Leadership Failures.
01:06:45 The Challenge of Finding and Being a Strong "Number Two."
01:13:09 Interstellar Colonization and Human Will.
01:15:45 The Value of Good Advisors.
01:25:05 Defining Leadership Success.
01:27:47 Book vs. Film - Dune, Part One vs. Dune, Part Two.
01:32:29 Solutions to Problems at the End of the Fourth Turning.
01:37:51 Think for Yourself, Challenge Norms, and Seek Knowledge.
01:43:05 Staying on the Leadership Path with Dune by Frank Herbert.
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Opening and closing themes composed by Brian Sanyshyn of Brian Sanyshyn Music.
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Leaders, the traits of leadership have always been hard to find.
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Leadership Lessons From The Great Books #122 - Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury w/John Hill aka "Small Mountain."
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00:00 Discussing Ray Bradbury's leadership themes in Fahrenheit 451.
15:45 Seek professional insights before starting customer service projects.
30:10 Reading to children helps their articulation skills.
41:30 Montag hides the book; Beatty visits and converses.
51:39 Media controls minds; action disrupts the system.
01:01:49 Jim Jordan proposes controversial public employment for ex-military.
01:12:31 Disillusioned with government transparency and competence.
01:22:22 Concerned by declining faith in the electoral process.
01:27:15 I can't follow ineffective or clueless leaders.
01:34:58 Books reveal reality; society prefers comfortable illusions.
01:46:58 Reflects on character: coward or manipulator?
02:05:33 Leadership and marketing perceptions need deeper engagement.
02:08:13 Conversations driving ideas for my book writing.
02:20:04 We owe future generations our lasting contributions.
02:27:01 Balancing creative pressure and long-term significance.
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Opening and closing themes composed by Brian Sanyshyn of Brian Sanyshyn Music.
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Leaders, science fiction literature has some thoughts about the myth of historical progress.
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Leadership Lessons From The Great Books #121 - Lolita by Vladimir Nabakov w/Claire Chandler
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Opening and closing themes composed by Brian Sanyshyn of Brian Sanyshyn Music.
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Leaders, there are suggestions in science fiction literature for steps to take on the other side of totalitarian 'victories.'
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Leadership Lessons From The Great Books #120 - Sonnets by William Shakespeare w/Christen Horne
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00:00 A perfect example of changing personal growth.
10:48 Shakespeare's sonnets reveal his intricate love life.
23:57 Focus on cyclical, lyrical leadership, avoiding mechanistic pitfalls.
33:25 Shakespeare wrote during a cultural transition period.
46:19 Pleasure is fleeting; daily struggles persist relentlessly.
56:24 Individual solutions shouldn't dictate broad policy approaches.
01:07:24 Leaders face challenges with generational and relational changes.
01:17:22 Middle management is overwhelmed by pressures from all sides.
01:28:43 Ideological shifts challenge centralized institutions, proposing alternatives.
01:38:45 Romanticism valued authenticity; declined due to 20th-century events.
01:50:12 Individual paths are determined by God and luck.
01:58:50 Aligning marriage aesthetics with meaningful connection, ideally.
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Opening and closing themes composed by Brian Sanyshyn of Brian Sanyshyn Music.
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Leaders, predicting the future is a guess...at best.
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Mid Season Catch Up w/Tom Libby and Jesan Sorrells
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Leaders know the difference between coaching and mentoring because both of those development acts are not the same.
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