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EPISODE · Nov 4, 2025 · 30 MIN

Calm in the Chaos: A Deep Dive Into Rule #6 - S3E13

from Lassoing Leadership · host Garth Nichols and Jason Rogers

SummaryIn this episode of Lassoing Leadership, co-hosts Jason Rogers and Garth Nichols discuss leadership insights from their recent podcast with Danny Bauer and Glenn Robbins. They explore the concept of 'space' in leadership, emphasizing the importance of creating environments where faculty and students feel valued. The conversation also touches on the balance between serious work and maintaining a human touch, referencing Rule Number Six: 'Don't take yourself too seriously.' The episode concludes with a teaser for upcoming guest Grant Lichtman, who will discuss innovation in education.Take Aways:Leadership is about creating a space worth showing up for.True leadership exists between stimulus and response.Leaders should focus on making their environment appealing.The importance of listening and responding to feedback.Balancing serious work with a human touch is crucial.Rule Number Six: Don't take yourself too seriously.Trust in organizations is at an all-time low.Optimistic leadership is needed now more than ever.Feedback should be timely and effective.Innovation in education is essential for growth.Soundbites'Leadership is about creating a space worth showing up for.' 'True leadership exists between stimulus and response.' 'Don't take yourself too seriously.' 'Trust in organizations is at an all-time low.' 'Optimistic leadership is needed now more than ever.' 'Feedback should be timely and effective.' 'Innovation in education is essential for growth.' 'Balancing serious work with a human touch is crucial.' 'The importance of listening and responding to feedback.' 'Creating environments where faculty and students feel valued.'

SummaryIn this episode of Lassoing Leadership, co-hosts Jason Rogers and Garth Nichols discuss leadership insights from their recent podcast with Danny Bauer and Glenn Robbins. They explore the concept of 'space' in leadership, emphasizing the importance of creating environments where faculty and students feel valued. The conversation also touches on the balance between serious work and maintaining a human touch, referencing Rule Number Six: 'Don't take yourself too seriously.' The episode concludes with a teaser for upcoming guest Grant Lichtman, who will discuss innovation in education.Take Aways:Leadership is about creating a space worth showing up for.True leadership exists between stimulus and response.Leaders should focus on making their environment appealing.The importance of listening and responding to feedback.Balancing serious work with a human touch is crucial.Rule Number Six: Don't take yourself too seriously.Trust in organizations is at an all-time low.Optimistic leadership is needed now more than ever.Feedback should be timely and effective.Innovation in education is essential for growth.Soundbites'Leadership is about creating a space worth showing up for.' 'True leadership exists between stimulus and response.' 'Don't take yourself too seriously.' 'Trust in organizations is at an all-time low.' 'Optimistic leadership is needed now more than ever.' 'Feedback should be timely and effective.' 'Innovation in education is essential for growth.' 'Balancing serious work with a human touch is crucial.' 'The importance of listening and responding to feedback.' 'Creating environments where faculty and students feel valued.'

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