Ep 105 | Timeless wisdom that will change how you lead with Richard Battle
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How you feel about human nature tells you everything you need to know about leadership.
If you think human nature has stayed constant over the years, you’ll find great value in the words of Socrates, Confucius, Jesus, Shakespeare and Sarah Breedlove (the first self-made black woman millionaire in the US).
If you think human nature has evolved over time, you’ll see little point in the wisdom of the past and constantly seek out new thinking to guide your approach.
Richard Battle falls firmly into the first camp. And he’s written several books—including his latest, AmeriCANS Who Made America!, spotlighting past wisdom for our present and future benefit. And we talked about a bunch of it on this week’s podcast.
🐱 How his great-great grandmother’s 100+ year old table showed him that our actions today can influence folks in the next century.
🐱 How a four-minute radio interview in the back office of a car dealership helped a man grieving the loss of his daughter.
🐱 How an early “dead end job” can teach our future self more about leadership than most modern day “gurus.”
In fact, I can’t help but wonder if most gurus take advantage of those who believe in an ever-changing human nature, shellacking ancient wisdom with buzzwords and bullet points for easy consumption.
No buzzwords here. Just a fresh look at some old-school truths that can help us lead better right now.
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You can follow Richard on LinkedIn. And check out his site at RichardBattle.com where you can learn more about each of his 12 books.
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Bye, everyone!
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Bonus question from Richard to our audience:Where do you want to be at the end of your work life? And are you taking steps to get there?
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