Lasso Lessons: Ted on Life, Leadership & Learning

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Cathy and Mike break down each episode of Ted Lasso with an eye towards what it can teach us about life, leadership, & learning.

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S3E3: ”4-5-1”
How do you solve a problem like Zava? Join Cathy & Mike as they discuss lessons of leadership and adult development from S3E3 of “Ted Lasso”, “4-5-1”. A brief history of literary prognostications. MacGuffins. Jesus Christ, Eurostar. Job shadowing and the necessity of supervision. The myths(?) of the 10x coder and the 80/20 rule. Watch: Prisencolinensinainciusol Everybody Knows
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S3E2: “(I Don’t Want to Go to) Chelsea”
Fresh starts abound: Trent writes a book, Keely hires a friend, and Rebecca pursues a Euro-star. Join Cathy and Mike as they discuss S3E2 of Ted Lasso “(I Don’t Want to Go to) Chelsea” with an eye towards lessons in leadership and adult development.
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26:44
S3E1: ”Smells Like Mean Spirit”
Newly promoted to the Premier League, Richmond AFC is picked to finish last by the press–while Rupert’s West Ham is picked to end up near the top! Rebecca worries that Ted isn’t worried enough, but Keely advises to “let Ted be Ted”. Ted, though, seems more concerned about while he’s still in London, far from his son. Join Cathy & Mike as they discuss “Ted Lasso” with an eye toward lessons in leadership and adult development. Keely and Nate learn to adapt to new roles, and new workplaces. How to harness the power of metaphor and “systems thinking”. Finally, can you navigate the changing emotional landscape of the contemporary office? Mentioned in the Pod: The Miracle of Castel di Sangro The Ghost Map The Fifth Discipline
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40:04
S2E10: ”No Weddings and a Funeral”
After the death of Rebecca’s father, self-awareness burgeons. Join Cathy and Mike as they discuss leadership lessons and adult development in "Ted Lasso". The whole team dons dress shoes, and Nate worries about his suit. Rebecca and Ted share their fathers’ betrayals, and we discuss how they respond to trauma. Roy can’t stop joking about Keely’s ruminations on death. Jami and Roy both pledge their love to Keely. This episode is packed with musical references: Molly and Nick Drake; Elvis Costello & Nick Lowe; and yes, Rick Astley. Come make meaning with us!
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31:07
S2E9: ”Beard After Hours”
After the big loss, Beard battles his personal demons while exploring a different side of Richmond. Join Cathy & Mike as they explore lessons in leadership and adult development in Ted Lasso. The original After Hours as part of a larger subgenre. Scorsese meets Joe Frank. A Blue Moon hangs over Wembley. The haunting of Gary Lineker and Thierry Henri. The downside of Cognitive Reframing. The British class system meets billiards and Imposter Syndrome results. Is Beard finding his religion, and is Dance his god? And what do you do when you or a co-worker find your personal troubles encroaching on your work space?
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