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EPISODE · May 5, 2020 · 6 MIN

Leading In Lockdown: The Stockdale Paradox

from leaders for life radio · host Paul Mitchell Leadership Coach and Author

To watch the original video visit: https://www.thehumanenterprise.com.au/2020/05/05/leading-in-lockdown-the-stockdale-paradox/ You may be focusing on the negative consequences of COVID-19. You may not. You may have come to grips with the pandemic and are constantly looking for the gold, the possibilities. In this lesson, I'm going to encourage you to do both. Not just during the pandemic, but as a maxim of great leadership. It's based around a survivor of a POW camp during the Vietnam War, James Stockdale, a naval officer who went on to be a Vice Presidential Candidate in the USA. I hope you enjoy this brief overview of The Stockdale Paradox, and that it gets you thinking about your own frame of mind. Until next time... Find the Passion. Develop the Skills. Make the Numbers. Make a Difference. And most importantly, Keep Safe. More than ever your business and your team need you to lead. All our coaching sessions are now being done via skype/zoom. Don't miss this time and space you've been given to take your leadership to a new level. LEARN MORE: https://www.thehumanenterprise.com.au/leadershipcoaching/

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