Hey, Look Who We Have On The Leaderonomics Show. It’s Batman In The House!

Nov 28, 2017 1 Min Read
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Note: The character in the video is portrayed pseudonymously and forms part of our series on Learning from Superheroes.

 

After witnessing the murder of his parents Dr Thomas and Martha Wayne as a child, Bruce Wayne swore vengeance against criminals, an oath tempered by a sense of justice. As a result, Bruce trained himself physically and intellectually and crafted a bat-inspired persona to fight crime, as Batman, also known as the Caped Crusader, the Dark Knight, and the World’s Greatest Detective.

 
Read its corresponding article here: How Batman Turns His Greatest Fear Into His Biggest Strength
 

The Leaderonomics Show host Roshan Thiran had the honour of getting Batman in the studio to learn more about his personal leadership journey in finding his identity and purpose in life.

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Batman in the house with Roshan!

And if you ever meet Batman in person, please don’t mention you can relate better to Spider-Man’s story than Batman’s? Don’t make the same mistake as Roshan!

 
This might interest you: Overcoming Your Weakness – The Batman Way
 

Here are some key takeaways from our exclusive interview with Batman:

  • Take your time to reflect and find your identity and your purpose in life.
  • Invest in a good research and development team to push for innovation and technology.
  • Hire the right (and new) talent to do what is needed in a business so you can focus your time and energy on more critical tasks.
  • It’s important to have incredible mentors as a guiding force to where you are going in your life.
  • Your greatest fear could either be your biggest weakness or your biggest strength. Choose the latter.
  • It’s easy to be a superhero with a superpower. To be a superhero without a superpower is the mark of a true hero.
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    Related post: We Can All Be Heroes
     

  • Being a superhero is more about having a vision, and being driven by that vision to make the world a better place.
  • Keep exploring new things to find something that you are truly passionate about.

 
Read this: 5 Working Lessons From The Dark Knight

 

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