We Cannot Lead Others Without First Leading From Within | Lolly Daskal | TEDxLincolnSquare

What makes a great leader? Leadership and management expert Lolly Daskal takes the stereotype of the single, superior figure wielding power over the masses and turns it inside out-literally. “We think leadership is an external quality, but it is and always has been an internal quality,” Daskal says. “Leaders aren’t great because they have power, but because they can empower others.” Effective leadership is as simple-and challenging-as knowing who you are, what you stand for, and how you can use that to serve others. Daskal’s talk introduces you to your inherent ability to lead from within. Are you ready? Lolly Daskal is one of the most sought-after executive leadership coaches in the world. Her extensive cross-cultural expertise spans 14 countries, six languages and hundreds of companies. As founder and CEO of Lead From Within, her proprietary leadership program is engineered to be a catalyst for leaders who want to enhance performance and make a meaningful difference in their companies, their lives, and the world. Based on a mix of modern philosophy, science, and nearly thirty years coaching top executives, Lolly’s perspective on leadership continues to break new ground and produce exceptional results. Lolly Daskal’s new book, The Leadership Gap: What Gets Between You and Your Greatness is a Wall Street Journal Bestseller and she is also the bestselling author of Thoughts Spoken From the Heart. Of her many awards and accolades, Lolly was designated a Top-50 Leadership and Management Expert by Inc.com, and 100 Great Leadership Speakers for Your Next by Inc. Magazine. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@EB-ce6gp]

"Leaders are great, not because they have power ... but because they empower others" - just one of the brilliant soundbites I pulled from this powerful and empowering keynote. Lolly truly is a leader for all leaders - inspirational, motivational and beyond knowledgable. Thank you for sharing!

[@dawngambino]

I've heard many talks on leadership, this was by far the most beneficial.

[@SimonHarveysimongb]

Love Lolly she offers sound advice. The hardest part of leadership is knowing yourself. Something few people are willing to do.

[@mdmunir4814]

Realy lolly Daskas is a leadesr of leader.I have heard the many of the leader voice but the voice of lolly daskal is excellent.This speech has inspired me. Thank you very much.

[@RodrigoLobosChile]

Lolly, you are such a great leader of leaders. I love your passion, clarity and determination. Thanks

[@FindyourbeastTy]

I loved this message about leadership. Leadership is the internal job. Great message!

[@kierlak]

Lead from within - 100% true. When you lead from within, parts of you will trust you, parts of you will be inspired and brave, they will feel safe and secure. When that happens people around you will feel the same towards you

[@BDV000]

This is one of the great Ted Talks that I have ever viewed. ALmost lost me at the beginning with the religion, but I am becoming a huge fan of Daskal. This is a Ted talk that one can listen to daily or when they need motivation.

[@dorothealivingthesimplelife]

Yes 👍🏽, staying self grounded & having a servant attitude keeps the soul happy. 😊 Embracing all of yourself, flaws & all. That vulnerability is transformational.

[@zoekatz2843]

The best TEDx talk on leadership. Filled with insight and thought provoking ideas.

[@mic8291]

Such a powerful and inspirational Tedx Talk! Thank you Lolly!

[@FellowApp]

Love this: "To be a great leader, all you need is a heart full of grace, and a soul generated by love..."

[@skurl35]

Thank you Lolly. I could listen to this daily. An inspiration for sure!

[@alexandraistudor]

Simple words with a powerful message. Thank you, Lolly

[@lentekrokus7936]

She is very good - leadership is not abstract it exists in everyone of us, and all of us need to lead in all different circumstances.

[@epaphrasnicodemus8194]

Before serving others, one should be able to serve oneself. Knowing oneself is crucial in leadership. This is the best speech.

[@claudiadrumea2943]

Lolly, you are a great speaker and coach. I can feel the sensibility and empathy in your speech. I learned a lot from you and your book.

[@Hitsuku]

This is the 5th place I have been redirected to.

[@Natsu-kd1lk]

Invisible ads in my case

[@pranav8830]

I was watching anime and I got redirected

[@keekoof2646]

dark phoenix bruh same

[@i_eat_rocks1481]

dark phoenix same

[@swaggyh0e845]

Same

[@marleyen]

"The most common way we give away out power is thinking we don't have any" 💛

Great TEDx, Lolly. Thanks for sharing with the world.

[@chulangaaverilhettiarachch3267]

Thank you Lolly!!! It's such an amazing speech

[@sstewart03]

Value clarification is the beginning of leadership for sure.

[@alfredogarciabalderas6588]

Her beautiful voice, and low volume, caresses my brain with sweet sensations!!!!!! I cannot comprehend how a voice creates sweet sensations!!!!!!!!

[@dr.bettytm2415]

Many lessons learned: "To be a great leader, all you need is a heart full of grace, and a soul generated by love..." Know who you are, and what's most important to you... let your values be your compass. Acknowledge who we are; our successes and our shadows. Resist the urge to disqualify people, but revere those who persevere; those who remain calm in a storm and embrace their shadows. The most common way we give our way our power is thinking we don't have any. Leaders are not born; they are made through values, virtues, principles, and character. Lead from within in order to empower others to stand in their truth and to speak in their power. Leadership exists in each of us.

[@mehakkhudania6711]

Thanks Mam for sharing... Valuable thoughts ✨

[@PeterHackbert]

What matters: Values, virtues, principles and character.

[@YxK04]

Let me watch Anime peacefully...nice speech btw

[@ViralYTShorts2]

Hahahaha ... I got redirected here too lmao .. I was watching a movie ahahahahahha

[@NoName-xb1rm]

@@ViralYTShorts2 i was wathing anime too and i have no idea how i came here. 😂

[@nichtchiheb1002]

Haha me too... just wanted to see the newest episode of Sao

[@julieene]

I was watching watchmen and i got here wtf !!

[@various2234]

Same lmfaoo

[@martineglesias9357]

Why am i here ? I was watching anime in peace

[@Khans_blog]

A true leader is he, who sacrifices himself to grow others leadership

[@IgboKezie]

"Leadership begins by knowing who you are" loved the insights from Alexander the Great too, not drinking the water if his followers had none. No followers no Leader!

[@pharmclare]

I am enlightened. Thank you for sharing

[@tanmoyroy8481]

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[@somarshi8425]

STOP PUTTING ADS ON KISS ANIME

[@supa2549]

Thanks Mam for sharing.. Ilove this

[@kayleepyle3472]

wow nice video Leadership and management

[@BiancaDrumea]

I loved her new book. Thanks Lolly, you are an inspiration!

[@tanmoy1128]

Very nice speech. I love this...

[@blessingsonyourway9478]

Beautiful talk 💞

[@mazedshek3946]

Nice video.....Thank you Lolly!

[@anupamazsolutions]

Wonderful presentation and great insights

[@daymondlopez2296]

Outstanding Lolly.

[@davecobb6348]

Great Lolly!

[@wordsonwash2393]

The most common way we give away our power is to think we don’t have any 😮

[@daddyxzq]

Really? I was watching hunter x hunter smh

[@ST4L3_W4T3R]

Daddy Xzq SAMMEEE 😔😔

[@jyothathi9566]

In my opinion, he could have just served the water to his troops if he did not wanted to drink and show his respect to them. Now that would be a true leader!

[@mikeycapone2578]

Good talk. I disagree with the statement "Serve yourself first, then you can serve others." Great leaders are selfless. I say take care of your personal well being, then serve others.

[@leahwoodward3417]

10:20 "The most common way we give up our power is believing we don't have any."

[@katmman2]

LOLLY❤😊 POWERFUL

[@SilentFigure1]

Awesome message

[@goldywadhwa119]

Very nice speech

[@AliRazaAwesome]

Wow that's awesome moments

[@h.gibbsbauer4139]

Superb!

[@bihanglimbu6915]

I was summoned here , because they need a leader

[@Sumon-nr4sb]

We Cannot Lead Others Without First Leading From Within | Lolly Daskal | TEDxLincolnSquare... it is best

[@f1ras__]

LET ME WATCH AOT IN PEACE

[@fmmv72]

wow great leader

[@mayaangalahere236]

wosam life Chang leadership and management makes a great leader

[@user-du6yg1fk5b]

ロ―リ―ありがとう
いつまでも

[@alfredogarciabalderas6588]

Many people has a greatful wisdom that nobody,, How can we have such that impressive knowledge,,, Sounds easy but is not,,, because before the truth is told, no body was able to know it.... Wisdom is easy when is already on the way,, but is not when is hidden!!!!

[@emmawillomhere5381]

so nice and great

[@hades3485]

Why a channel with millions of subs is a view scammer?

[@sirknowsalot5482]

So this is a common thing?

[@swaggyh0e845]

@@sirknowsalot5482 i think so

[@rikta9279]

Nice video.....

THANKS YOU TO ALL YOURES

[@hyehyehyehye]

DÉJAME DESCARGAR MÚSICA EN PAZ AAAAAA

[@EmilianoLeoz]

Millions of suscribers, You don't need to do the anime spam. Bad people, that's who you are u.u

[@smm_bappi4951]

Good video.....

[@mukta1647]

Good video.....Thank you Lolly!

[@alexandraalexis107]

Wow....that's all is can say

[@mdkamalhossainofficial3246]

nice thanks

[@mdkamalhossainofficial3246]

good job

[@Joy-zt2qj]

i love this video....

[@talhaimran3744]

Woww😨

[@VickieRyan]

What is the name of the book she quoted Stephen Covey from?

[@Rola8409]

I was watching anime why the heck am i here let me watch peacefully

[@towingadapter]

Save a generation

[@user-bl4gp3zb1t]

Nice video

[@mdmunir4814]

I want another video. Please make for another video.

[@tailsxman5254]

Ffs,let me watch anime in peace 🤦

[@mayavlogs7]

grate

[@VickieRyan]

I am writing a paper and I need to cite it

[@c.o.d.dempsy2109]

Same by the way bro I just wanna watch anime in peace I don’t wanna watch this stuff you know it might be good

[@Nicole-uc9ep]

"We must resist the urge to disqualify people just because they are not perfect" -

[@themediatoday1251]

Outstanding dear

[@heavionix2918]

Couldn’t Alexander just have given the water to other troops? I feel like a bad leader would say “hey thanks for getting this water for me, let me waste it to show you how much I appreciated it.” Terrible example

[@towingadapter]

Like Charles Dickens

[@safefficient4.079]

Excellent

[@maniac7763]

Link yaha pe kese khula

[@pogi8015]

Bhai mera bhi mai anime dek ra tha

[@amandamunoz7830]

déjame ver anime en paz porfavor >:(

[@gab.Ez0]

Déjenme ver fullmetal alchemist en paz u.u

[@rakeshkanwaria8939]

Her qoute motivate me
And she follow me on Twitter too

[@PurnachandMedisetty]

I thought that Alexandaer story would go to say he offered that water to the one who needed the most in the troop. so he just wasted it, huh? alright.

[@teeI0ck]

Manjistha Seeburn

[@andreybekker4594]

She is so convincing, I am even a little bit scared not to listen to her :)

[@bessicabobiles5582]

Purposive Communication subject brought me here🤣

[@gingerdrizz]

Why is ted talk using viewbots?

[@user-du6yg1fk5b]

ロｰリｰさんありがとうございます。koji@1

[@KPs084]

I think of Julius Malema

[@escavelaescavedo8460]

Let me wacht anime paecefully

[@escavelaescavedo8460]

Solo estoy viendo anime y me manda acá

[@bork2896]

Wow view scam....rlly?