Christophe BodinAdvising investment firms, individuals and giving back to the Leaders community, Next Chapter MC LLC · 35 successful years leading GTM team, now giving back through podcasts, videocasts, and 1o1 coaching as well advising investment firms

Walk in the Park #1

7 Mar 2024 · 2 min

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In this brief YouTube segment titled “Walk in the Park #1,” the host introduces the theme of “managing versus leading” (manager vs. leader) and argues that the relationship is far more nuanced than a simple good‑vs‑bad dichotomy. He notes that different situations may require either managing or leading, and invites the audience to vote on whether this topic should become a full podcast episode. The call‑to‑action spans YouTube, Instagram, and LinkedIn, using up/down votes, a banner, and a “funny face” reaction respectively. The host wraps up with a light‑hearted sign‑off referencing the series name, wishing viewers a good day and promising a next walk‑in‑the‑park episode.

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This is walk in the park number one. So here is the topic: managing versus leading, manager versus leader. Is there one better than the other? You know, at times it's kind of interesting. At times, like leader is good, manager is bad. Leading is great, managing is not so good. I think it's more complex than that. I don't know what you think, but I think it's. Slightly more complex than that, even a lot more complex than that. And then there are times and situations where you need to be managing a manager, and times and situations where you need to be leading or being a leader. So, if you want that we talk about that, managing versus leading, manager versus leader, then vote up. On YouTube, it's up or down. On Instagram, I'm gonna put a vote banner. On LinkedIn, if you want it, you like. If you don't want it, you use the funny face, and that should do the trick. So let me know what you think. Manager versus leader, managing versus leading— is it worth a podcast? But in any case, don't forget, it's called Walking the Park for a reason. Walk in the park today! All right, so I hope you're not going to knock it off. You're going to have a great day, and see you at the next walk in the park. Thank you.