665: Pat Lencioni - Five Dysfunctions of a Team, Fear-Based Success, Working Genius, Anticipating Objections, and The Hidden Cost of Proving Yourself

Welcome to the Learning Leader Show. I am your host, Ryan Hawk. Thank you so much for being here. Go to learningleader.com for show notes of this and all podcast episodes. Go to learningleader.com.

Now, on to tonight's featured leader, the great. Pat Lencioni is back, author of the five dysfunctions of a team, the ideal team player, the six types of working genius, and many other books. He sold over 10 million copies. and is the founder of the table group. Pat is a legend.

We recorded this one, it was really cool, with members of my learning leader circle on the call, and a few of them asked some really insightful questions towards the end of the conversation. Some of the topics we discussed. What coach Eric Spolstra told LeBron James about the five dysfunctions of a team when LeBron joined the Heat? Then Pat told a story about just last week when he had to pull the CEO card, dropped an F-bomb, and had to let everybody know this is what we're doing and why us as leaders need to do that sometimes too.

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