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Episode 17: Let’s Talk Clash with King Henry V about lessons on Inspiring and Running your Clan!
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Zag got sent to a workshop about the Shakespearean play King Henry V and applying its lessons in the modern workplace....instead we'll take a look at how to apply them in your clan!
Let's Talk Clash with one of the greatest inspirational speakers of the 1400s (as interpreted by Shakespeare) as we look at how he took the reigns in the "Clan" of England as a young king and new Leader and led them to war against France.
From Henry we will see the importance of getting the clan to work together, establishing ones self as leader and making sure rules are followed, on inspiring the clan in tough wars, and on the importance of preparing the clan...both for the individual battle and well in advance by structuring the clan and its resources to be well prepared for what you might face. Finishing it off, we'll look at how Henry was able to add France to his Clan Family in a way that made it feel beneficial to both sides.
Featuring performances and clips from Kenneth Branaugh in his 1989 Movie and a monologue by Tom Hiddleston
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