As leaders. Is it realistic to think that this gap between the ideal and the real realistic can be actually bridged i hope so otherwise why they do what they do or do something remember you are right. You know you dont need to be creative narcissist well unfortunately too many leaders are really are from the. Group its very to. Their nice terms you support your millage a sense of humanity and to see older stage no longer theyve been there. So it is. Actually a very Interesting Times to the me because it focuses in a way its the largest social experiment ever done and i have no. Now that number sanaa issue Condition One is that people become more reflective and say what kind of role do we need i mean at the moment. You know i look at the world and i didnt wonder many years ago before you were born and i have at this about science its talked about how can a person in the erse so now people are more concerned of course about Global Warming and things like that there was also a movie that
Who are. On the psychology of leadership. Manfredi gets to free is a professor of Leadership Development organizational changes said in seattle Business School its really great to have you with us wow what an amazing time to talk about later shoes but im going to start actually from a little behind so we like to think of idea leaders as being modest little selfless accommodating emotionally intelligent compassionate instead. You know so in reality though its just about anyone about their boss from hell and the story goes that you will hear plenty about self centeredness that their rough their insensitive as leaders. Is it realistic to think that this gap between the ideal and the real realistic can be actually bridged i hope. They do what they do or something. You know we all need to be of narcissist. Unfortunately too many leaders really are from the bomb and that sort of group its very tall and the nice terms use about humility and a sense of humanity and to say older sayings no long
Not kovach. We were introduced i tom, local scribe here years ago and ron has been very encouraging and helped me quite a bit with this book in terms ofbackground and research and so forth. Ron of course was a vietnam veteran. Most of the book that i wrote is about world war ii veterans and i just wanted to give you background before ron and istart speaking. Before world war ii if you were paralyzed you were pretty much a dead end her, i know hope as they were called. Its the average lifespanwith 18 months for someone wounded in world war i. World war ii was the game changer. The advent of penicillin, they had surgical units right behind the battlefield, right behind the front line and they had better evacuation back to the mainland. So by the end of world war ii we do have a cohort of about 2500 us veterans who are paralyzed and returned home and they had a chance at a normal life and this was the first cohort that was going to have this and it presented a dilemma and a bit of an issu
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