Superheroic Leadership Vol. I * No. 20 Wrap Up Superheroic Leadership is a light-hearted examination of what superheroic figures have to teach about leadership and what I have learned from their adventures. Today marks the final edition of Superheroic Leadership. Hopefully, you have enjoyed some of the reflections here… and please revisit any you wish below!…
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Superheroic Leadership Vol. 1 No. 19 – Favorite Fictional Teachers
Superheroic Leadership Vol. I * No. 19 Favorite Fictional Teachers Superheroic Leadership is a light-hearted examination of what superheroic figures have to teach about leadership and what I have learned from their adventures. During this Teacher Appreciation Week 2018, it seems appropriate that I revisit my personal list of the best fictional teachers. Here goes! Obi…
Superheroic Leadership Vol. 1 No. 18 – Avengers Forever!
Superheroic Leadership Vol. I * No. 18 Avengers Forever! Superheroic Leadership is a light-hearted examination of what superheroic figures have to teach about leadership and what I have learned from their adventures. This past week, acclaimed director James Cameron opined about the upcoming film Avengers: Infinity War “I’m hoping we’ll start getting Avenger fatigue here pretty…
Teach & Serve III, No. 36 – Look Up In The Sky
Teach & Serve III, No. 36 – Look Up In The Sky April 18, 2018 The question, then, must be why? Why has Superman remained part of American (and world) consciousness for all these years? Why do we still look up in the sky? When I was in the first grade, the day before school…
Superheroic Leadership Vol. 1 No. 17 – 1000 Reasons
Superheroic Leadership Vol. I * No. 17 1000 Reasons Superheroic Leadership is a light-hearted examination of what superheroic figures have to teach about leadership and what I have learned from their adventures. In the last installment of Superheroic Leadership, I wrote about Superman and the classic story “For the Man Who Has Everything.” Perhaps I should…
Superheroic Leadership Vol. 1 No. 16 – Who Has Everything
Superheroic Leadership Vol. I * No. 16 Who Has Everything Superheroic Leadership is a light-hearted examination of what superheroic figures have to teach about leadership and what I have learned from their adventures. What do you give Superman for his birthday? Is he not the quintessential “man who has everything?” This was the premise of the…
Superheroic Leadership Vol. 1 No. 15 – You Will Return
Superheroic Leadership Vol. I * No. 15 You Will Return Superheroic Leadership is a light-hearted examination of what superheroic figures have to teach about leadership and what I have learned from their adventures. Inevitably in our leadership journeys, we face setbacks. When we put our weight and our capital behind decisions or programs or choices and…
Superheroic Leadership Vol. 1 No. 14 – X Marks the Spot
Superheroic Leadership Vol. I * No. 14 X Marks the Spot Superheroic Leadership is a light-hearted examination of what superheroic figures have to teach about leadership and what I have learned from their adventures. When they were first created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, the X-Men were intended to do one thing: sell comic books….
Superheroic Leadership Vol. 1 No. 13 – Power and Responsibility
Superheroic Leadership Vol. I * No. 13 Power and Responsibility Superheroic Leadership is a light-hearted examination of what superheroic figures have to teach about leadership and what I have learned from their adventures. If you have seen a Spider-Man (and, yes, the use of the hyphen is correct!) movie, then you are likely to be familiar…
Superheroic Leadership Vol. 1 No. 11 – Spock Knows His Ship
Superheroic Leadership Vol. I * No. 11 Spock Know His Ship Superheroic Leadership is a light-hearted examination of what superheroic figures have to teach about leadership and what I have learned from their adventures. Today would have been my father’s birthday. He was not a huge science fiction fan, but, much like the Spock I write…