Virginia Hall's life is something straight out of a Hollywood movie. As an underdog, she would overcome obstacle after obstacle during her time as a spy in World War 2. She overcame things like losing her leg and being looked down on as a woman. Through these experiences she would grow into an unstoppable leader which helped end the war nine earlier than planned.

The Mongol nation was unstoppable. In a mere 20 years, they went from pastoral nomads to near universal rulers. With their leader, the Great Genghis Khan, they would appear like a dragon to the people the conquered. Find out how Genghis recruited people to take the reins of his newly constructed dragon, adapted his dragon to overcome any obstacles, and set up a postal service which would help destroy powerful civilizations in this weeks episode!

Who was America's first super hero? Some would tell you it was Superman, but in reality it was George Washington. To the Americans, he used his super powers to inspire a nation to defeat the great British Empire. But when you delve deeper you find that he obviously didn't possess super powers, instead he was one of the greatest leaders in history. Find out why the Americans thought George Washington was a super hero like character, as I break down some of his most powerful leadership lessons....

After defeating Brutus and Cassius, Octavian would have failure after failure. To bounce back from the failures, he had to employ the help of his friends Agrippa and Maecenas. With their skills, Octavian was rounded out to be an unstoppable force.

Octavian was thrown into the ruthless, seemingly unending cycle of civil wars in last century BC. His uncle, the astounding Julius Caesar, had just been murdered by the senate. The dark clouds of civil war started looming once again, but the young Octavian did not see this as a terrible storm. Instead, he saw and seized the opportunities which led down a path that would eventually result in an empire that would last another 500 years.