Marnie Stockman and Nick Coniglio, authors of the book Lead it Like Lasso, dig into each episode of Ted Lasso with a lens of leadership. Each podcast starts wit...
Wondering how Ted Lasso's holiday episode can teach us about leadership and community? Tune into this episode of the Lens of Leadership podcast as we delve into "Carol of the Bells" from Season Two, Episode Four. Joining Marnie and Nick is Amy Wieland, who brings a treasure trove of insights from her extensive background in education and ed tech.Here's what we'll explore:* Ted’s experience away from family during the holidays and the universal longing for connection.* Roy and Keeley’s creative problem-solving as they tackle Phoebe’s humorous yet touching dilemma.* How these stories from the episode reflect our own holiday challenges and the deeper quest for community and well-being.Amy will share her personal holiday traditions and the unexpected joys of her unique Black Friday surprises, illustrating the profound impact of community support during the festive season. Through engaging stories and thoughtful discussion, we highlight how the themes of generosity and connection in Ted Lasso are not just seasonal but foundational elements of effective leadership. Join us for an episode filled with heartwarming tales and leadership lessons wrapped in holiday cheer.
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Do the Right-est Thing | S2 Ep3
What happens when creativity meets national security? In this episode, Marnie and Nick dive into Ted Lasso’s “Do the Rightest Thing” with special guests Erik Oksala and Brian Layer, who share how their innovative company uses entertainment-industry techniques to tackle some serious challenges. Together, we unpack leadership lessons from Sam’s principled stand against Dubai Air to Ted’s quirky team-building methods (and yes, even Led Tasso makes an appearance).We explore ethics, trust, and mentorship, drawing connections between Ted’s optimistic world and real-life leadership challenges. Erik and Brian sprinkle in military insights, showing how humor, surprise, and physical presence can strengthen connections—whether in a boardroom or a locker room.Tune in for an episode packed with wisdom, wit, and practical tips to level up your leadership game—and learn how you can connect with RL Leaders online to further explore these groundbreaking ideas.
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Vulnerability S2 | Ep 2
You are in for a treat! Lucy Broadbent (author of What would Ted Lasso do? and How to be a Lioness?) joins Marnie and Nick to rewatch Season 2 Episode 2 Lavender. From the power of positivity in Ted to the bravery of lions not pandas, they discuss the leadership lessons from Ted Lasso and Lucy's books.
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Don't You Dare Settle for Fine | S2 E1
Curious about the secret sauce behind Ted Lasso's leadership charm? Garth Nichols and Dr. Jason Rogers from the Lassoing Leadership podcast join us as we dive into season two, episode one, "Goodbye, Earl." We have a good time examining key leadership moments like:Dani Rojas overcoming the yipsNot settling for "fine," echoing Roy Kent's philosophyNate's rapid rise and the complexities of mentorshipDiscussing how several of the characters are "stuck" and how this happens to folks every day (and what to do about it) We share strategies to stay motivated and challenge the status quo. From leaving jobs on a high note to fostering self-sustaining growth, our discussion is packed with tips to help you avoid stagnation and find fulfillment in your journey. As we wrap up, we hear about Garth and Jason's trick plays ;)
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Every Disadvantage has its Advantage S1 | Ep11
What can Ted Lasso teach us about leadership, creativity, and resilience? Join us as Marnie and Nick unpack the season finale of Ted Lasso's first season, "The Hope that Kills You," through the lens of leadership. We explore Nate's promotion and Ted's unforgettable locker room speech, examining how having a mission or "why" can transform a team. We contrast the high stakes of the English relegation system with the complacency commonly seen in American sports leagues, and analyze how the team's brainstorming of trick plays underscores the importance of creativity and alignment with core values.Ever thought a TV show could offer insights into global challenges and personal growth? We dive into the intricate dynamics between Jamie, Roy, and Keeley, noting Keeley's symbolic gesture of blending their coffees and Roy's captaincy transition to Isaac. We draw parallels between Ted's unconventional coaching methods and creative problem-solving in business and social media, celebrating the power of manifesting success. Reflecting on our own journey from writing a book to launching this podcast, we discuss turning disadvantages into advantages and setting the stage for future achievements. What leadership lessons did you learn in this episode?
Over Lens of Leadership: A Ted Lasso Rewatch Podcast
Marnie Stockman and Nick Coniglio, authors of the book Lead it Like Lasso, dig into each episode of Ted Lasso with a lens of leadership. Each podcast starts with a fun quick-clip summary of the episode. Marnie and Nick tie together the leadership principles from Ted Lasso, their own business successes, thought leaders and everyday advice to help individuals level up as they lead themselves (and others). This is a great podcast for TedHeads! There are many other Ted Lasso podcasts out there - this is the "same but different."
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