Preview: Was Elizabeth I one of history’s greatest leaders?
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Start din gratis prøveperiode på Shopify.com. Welcome to the History Extra podcast. Today we're giving you a sneak peek of our brand new series, History's Greatest Leaders. In this series, entrepreneur and author of Next-Gen CEO Mike Souter talks to leading historians about remarkable figures who have changed history. In this instalment, Mike is joined by Tracy Borman, author and chief historian at historic royal palaces, to discuss how Elizabeth I used decision and indecision as a deliberate strategy, and why her control over her image as a leader was so powerful it remains iconic today, almost 500 years later.
What leadership lessons can we learn from history's most powerful people? I'm entrepreneur Mike Souter, author of NextGen CEO. You may also know me as a ruthless interviewer for Lord Sugar on BBC One's The Apprentice. In History Extra's new series, History's Greatest Leaders, I'm joined by experts to unpick the lives and decisions of the past's most formidable figures. What can they still teach us today?
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