Lens of Leadership: A Ted Lasso Rewatch Podcast (Marnie Stockman and Nick Coniglio)

Have you ever walked into a room and felt the weight of a first impression pressing down on you? Join Marnie Stockman and Nick Coniglio as we unpack the power of first impressions through taking a deep dive of the pilot episode of Ted Lasso. From the antics of AFC Richmond to our own tales from business, we look at the nuances of new leadership roles and the undeniable influence of first encounters. We unravel the psychological intricacies of the primacy and halo effects, giving you a front-row seat to the leadership styles and personalities of characters like Rebecca and Ted, and how these initial impressions can impact the journey to success.

We dissect Ted Lasso's infamous press conference fiasco and how his unfaltering positivity serves as his compass. Can a bad first impression be redeemed? We bring in wisdom from a Harvard study and lay out strategies leaders can use to turn the tide. The importance of supporting characters like Coach Beard and Higgins isn't lost on us. For commentary on these beloved characters, LeadItLikeLasso.com remains your go-to spot. Tune in as we challenge our own initial judgments and reassess character scores on John Wooden's pyramid of success, affirming that impressions, much like our very own leadership tactics, are ever-evolving.

What is a personal operating system? Your motivators, demotivators, core values, etc... From bringing biscuits with the boss to figuring out Jamie Tartt's operating instructions, Ted Lasso showed us the way to strong leadership by learning everyone's "personal operating system." Marnie and Nick talk about the value of being intentional with what makes someone tick both in life and in business.  This strategic conversation can teach us the importance of understanding and investing in each team member's personal operating system to unlock their full potential.

Marnie and Nick draw out the strategies that make Ted Lasso a leadership maestro. We're not just talking the nuts and bolts of empowering your team or mastering ego removal; we're diving into the heart of storytelling, active listening, and respect in communication. These are the subtle threads woven into every interaction that can either uplift or unravel our relationships. From the soccer field to your next business meeting, these insights hold the key to unlocking a world where respect and humility triumph, and the echo of our actions can inspire change far beyond our immediate grasp. Join us for a session that promises to change not just how you lead, but how you live.

In this episode of Lens of Leadership, Marnie and Nick tackle the topic of accountability. Whether they're discussing the tricky art of balancing authority with humility in parenting or the critical role of credibility in business, the connections to Ted Lasso and a life of leadership ring true. Discover how embracing accountability can build stronger relationships, empower teams, and foster innovation.

From setting clear expectations to utilizing data and KPIs, we dissect the strategies that can turn missteps into opportunities for growth. The conversation doesn't shy away from the tough questions either, such as handling those who dodge their responsibilities. 

Be sure to share your comments on how to handle working with the Rupert Mannions of the world. Barbecue Sauce!

In Season 1, Episode 5 of Ted Lasso, Tan Lines, it is not just the team that is broken. Change needs to happen. Ted says in his half-time speech, change isn’t easy but they need to embrace it. Marnie and Nick talk through elements of change from a leadership perspective on this episode of Lens of Leadership. Overcoming challenges requires a flexible mindset and some bravery, but the opportunities for growth, connection and learning come with it.

We reflect on how embracing change is not just about adapting, but about being a catalyst for innovation and inspiration as a leader. We relate it back to the 'Ted Lasso' universe, emphasizing the importance of positivity and endurance, even when the game plan changes. Ted might say - think of it as constructing your success story one 'Lego' at a time — a mindset that helps in piecing together resilience and positivity in both leadership and life. Tune in and join the conversation to understand how change, though daunting, can be the very thing that propels us forward.

Wouldn’t it be amazing if the Ted Lasso characters made up your personal advisory board? Join Marnie Stockman and Nick Coniglio as they release this bonus episode of Lens of Leadership. They are strategizing the perfect lineup of characters to form their “Diamond Dogs". They talk through how to ensure they surround themselves with a mix of mentors, connectors, wellness coaches, and more. It's a battle of wits and budget as they go head-to-head with ChatGPT, all while contemplating the profound question: if we truly are the average of the five people closest to us, who would make the cut?

This isn't your average team assembly; it's a masterclass in balancing qualities like optimism, leadership, PR savvy, and objectivity within a tight budget. They weigh the merits of picking Ted Lasso as a team lynchpin against the potential of characters like Keeley Jones and Trent Crimm. The episode morphs into an engaging discussion, teeming with fandom and humor, as they select team members who not only round out their Diamond Dogs but would also make Ted proud. From Dani Rojas' infectious enthusiasm to May's business acumen, each choice is deliberated with the aim of crafting a diverse and dynamic support system.

At the end of the draft, they analyze how the unique characteristics of their board of "Ted Lasso" personalities would serve in the roles of mentor, connector, peer, wellness advocate, and confidant. You are encouraged to give Marnie and Nick feedback on their draft picks. How will they fare with their new Diamond Dogs?

This week, Marnie and Nick rewatch the Two Aces episode to discuss several surprising (and heartwarming) leadership lessons. Find out how Jamie Tartt's evolving story challenges our understanding of personal growth and the complexities of guiding others. Take a deep look at the power of rituals like the 'reverse the curse' ceremony, exploring its role in uniting a team and leading to collective triumph. Also covered are the emotional barricades people like Jamie build, as reflected in his interactions with Keeley.

Marnie shares her leap from teaching to leadership, revealing the inner conflict and ultimate fulfillment that comes from embracing the unknown. Nick discusses the shift from being a hands-on problem solver to a team-scaling strategist in the tech world, underlining the value of stepping beyond one's comfort zone. Our stories aim to strike a chord with anyone on the precipice of change, whether in their careers or entrepreneurial ventures, cheering you on toward your next chapter of growth.

Finally, let's confront the elephant in the room – fears and how to tackle life's unexpected curveballs. We'll discuss the importance of overcoming embarrassment to seek help and how asking for help can be a pivotal step in professional advancement. 

This week Marnie and Nick discuss the episode "Make Rebecca Great Again." We will discuss the power and need to embrace courageous conversations, reflecting on Nate's pep talk with the team as they strived to beat Everton for the first time in years.  Together, we discuss the impact of emotional intelligence and how it is your secret weapon in navigating tough conversations and feedback. 

In the been there, done that world of challenging conversations, Marnie and Nick have some stories to share. We tackle the art of matching emotional energy with rational responses, ensuring that even the toughest conversations can lead to growth and stronger connections. This conversation is filled with insights for anyone looking to enhance their leadership skills, improve family dynamics, or elevate their emotional intelligence. 

What if the key to effective leadership lies in a simple mantra: "Be curious, not judgmental"? On this episode of the Lens of Leadership podcast, we unpack this idea from Ted Lasso Season 1, Episode 8, "Diamond Dogs." We dive into Ted's heartfelt conversation with Coach Beard, Keeley's romantic entanglements with Roy and Jamie, and the formation of the Diamond Dogs support group. Through these storylines, we emphasize the critical role of trusted advisors and the power of curiosity in leadership. Our personal experiences, including a thrilling meeting with Robin Roberts and winning an award for "Lead it Like Lasso," add extra zest to our analysis.

Curiosity over judgment isn't just a catchy phrase or the most popular quote of the show—it's a transformative approach that can reshape how we interact with others, both online and offline. Roy's path towards maturity and Keeley's inquisitive nature are examples of leadership in practice. Through personal anecdotes, we highlight how assumptions can lead to misunderstandings, especially in stressful situations like road rage incidents. By adopting a curious mindset, we find the ability to handle high-pressure scenarios more effectively, ultimately leading to better outcomes.

In a world divided by polarization, curiosity and humility are essential tools for bridging gaps. Drawing from the wisdom of Adam Grant's "Think Again" and Mori Taheripour’s "Bring Yourself," we offer practical tips for maintaining an open mind, especially in challenging conversations with adult children. We review the character development of Ted, Keeley, and Roy, celebrating their growth while encouraging listeners to apply these principles in their own lives. Whether you're looking to enhance your leadership skills or navigate societal divides, this episode provides valuable insights to help you lead with curiosity.

Leadership calls for change and accountability, but how do we embrace these challenging aspects? Join Marnie and Nick on this episode of Lens of Leadership as we dissect so many leadership insights from Ted Lasso's "All Apologies." We scrutinize Rebecca's numerous apologies and Ted and Higgins and their unexpected reactions. Consider Keeley's role in propelling Rebecca towards these pivotal moments as we connect these acts to the broader societal context of cancel culture and the vital need for growth and understanding.

We explore the difficulty in admitting mistakes and the personal growth that follows. This episode is packed with lessons from Ted and Roy’s challenging discussions to Beard and Nate’s cold shoulder approach. Through Ted's evolving relationship with Roy, we uncover the tough decisions leaders must make for the collective good.

Keeley's behind-the-scenes leadership, fostering growth without overshadowing others, showcases her as a sleeper leader. Her influence as an integral part of an accountability network highlights the importance of having individuals who challenge and push leaders towards necessary, albeit difficult, actions. This discussion leads us to crucial life lessons reflected in a simple football drill and the broader theme of changing direction for success. (We will say it once again - the writers of Ted Lasso are brilliant!)

What can Ted Lasso teach us about leadership, creativity, and resilience? Join us as Marnie and Nick unpack the season finale of Ted Lasso's first season, "The Hope that Kills You," through the lens of leadership. We explore Nate's promotion and Ted's unforgettable locker room speech, examining how having a mission or "why" can transform a team. We contrast the high stakes of the English relegation system with the complacency commonly seen in American sports leagues, and analyze how the team's brainstorming of trick plays underscores the importance of creativity and alignment with core values.

Ever thought a TV show could offer insights into global challenges and personal growth? We dive into the intricate dynamics between Jamie, Roy, and Keeley, noting Keeley's symbolic gesture of blending their coffees and Roy's captaincy transition to Isaac. We draw parallels between Ted's unconventional coaching methods and creative problem-solving in business and social media, celebrating the power of manifesting success. Reflecting on our own journey from writing a book to launching this podcast, we discuss turning disadvantages into advantages and setting the stage for future achievements. What leadership lessons did you learn in this episode?

Curious about the secret sauce behind Ted Lasso's leadership charm? Garth Nichols and Dr. Jason Rogers from the Lassoing Leadership podcast join us as we dive into season two, episode one, "Goodbye, Earl." We have a good time examining key leadership moments like:

• Dani Rojas overcoming the yips
• Not settling for "fine," echoing Roy Kent's philosophy
• Nate's rapid rise and the complexities of mentorship
• Discussing how several of the characters are "stuck" and how this happens to folks every day (and what to do about it) 

We share strategies to stay motivated and challenge the status quo. From leaving jobs on a high note to fostering self-sustaining growth, our discussion is packed with tips to help you avoid stagnation and find fulfillment in your journey. As we wrap up, we hear about Garth and Jason's trick plays ;)

You are in for a treat! Lucy Broadbent (author of What would Ted Lasso do? and How to be a Lioness?) joins Marnie and Nick to rewatch Season 2 Episode 2 Lavender. From the power of positivity in Ted to the bravery of lions not pandas, they discuss the leadership lessons from Ted Lasso and Lucy's books.

What happens when creativity meets national security? In this episode, Marnie and Nick dive into Ted Lasso’s “Do the Rightest Thing” with special guests Erik Oksala and Brian Layer, who share how their innovative company uses entertainment-industry techniques to tackle some serious challenges. Together, we unpack leadership lessons from Sam’s principled stand against Dubai Air to Ted’s quirky team-building methods (and yes, even Led Tasso makes an appearance).

We explore ethics, trust, and mentorship, drawing connections between Ted’s optimistic world and real-life leadership challenges. Erik and Brian sprinkle in military insights, showing how humor, surprise, and physical presence can strengthen connections—whether in a boardroom or a locker room.

Tune in for an episode packed with wisdom, wit, and practical tips to level up your leadership game—and learn how you can connect with RL Leaders online to further explore these groundbreaking ideas. 

Wondering how Ted Lasso's holiday episode can teach us about leadership and community? Tune into this episode of the Lens of Leadership podcast as we delve into "Carol of the Bells" from Season Two, Episode Four. Joining Marnie and Nick is Amy Wieland, who brings a treasure trove of insights from her extensive background in education and ed tech.

Here's what we'll explore:

* Ted’s experience away from family during the holidays and the universal longing for connection.
* Roy and Keeley’s creative problem-solving as they tackle Phoebe’s humorous yet touching dilemma.
* How these stories from the episode reflect our own holiday challenges and the deeper quest for community and well-being.

Amy will share her personal holiday traditions and the unexpected joys of her unique Black Friday surprises, illustrating the profound impact of community support during the festive season. Through engaging stories and thoughtful discussion, we highlight how the themes of generosity and connection in Ted Lasso are not just seasonal but foundational elements of effective leadership. Join us for an episode filled with heartwarming tales and leadership lessons wrapped in holiday cheer.

What can Ted Lasso teach us about finding confidence, pivoting to align with our passions, and embracing authenticity? Join Marnie and Nick as they dive deep into Rainbow (Season Two, Episode Five) alongside special guest Erin King, an educator and founder of Inspired Education.

Here’s what we explore:

• Nate’s journey toward confidence and the fine line between assertiveness and arrogance.
• Roy Kent’s pivot from punditry to coaching and the role of mentorship in unlocking potential.
• Isaac’s rediscovery of joy and its connection to performing at our best.
• The power of building an authentic personal brand.

Erin also shares how her work empowers educators to lead authentically and rediscover their passion for teaching. Packed with relatable leadership insights and thoughtful discussion, this episode is perfect for fans of Ted Lasso and leadership lessons alike.

Show Notes:

• Inspired Education Link: http://www.inspirededucation.info
• Teacher's Pep Rally Link: https://teacherpeprally.com

🎙️ Lens of Leadership - Episode 6: The Signal, Difficult Conversations, and Bold Risks with Dan Ayer 🎙️

In this episode of Lens of Leadership, Marnie and Nick dive into Season 2, Episode 6 of Ted Lasso—“The Signal”—and explore its leadership lessons with Dan Ayer, award-winning copywriter and co-founder of Oyster Creative.

We unpack key moments from Ted Lasso, including:
⚽ Ted’s struggle with vulnerability and panic attacks—and how leaders can show strength through openness.
⚽ Higgins’ tough conversation with Coach Beard—what it teaches us about addressing personal issues at work.
⚽ Jamie Tartt’s ego check and growth mindset—lessons in embracing feedback and trying new approaches.

Special Guest Insight:
Dan shares his journey as a creative leader, opening up about his own battles with anxiety and depression and how vulnerability became his superpower. He reflects on:
✅ Building a culture of psychological safety and creativity at work.
✅ Supporting employees through challenges—without losing sight of goals.
✅ Taking bold risks and trusting the process—even when it feels uncomfortable.

💡 Key Takeaway: Whether you’re navigating difficult conversations, pushing past creative blocks, or rethinking your leadership style, this episode will inspire you to lead with heart, humor, and courage—just like Ted.

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📚 Read it like Lasso: Get our book Lead It Like Lasso to learn more about leadership principles for life.

📣 Connect with Dan Ayer:

• Website: Oystercreates.com
• LinkedIn: Dan Ayer

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In this episode of Lens of Leadership, Marnie and Nick explore Ted Lasso Season 2, Episode 7—"Headspace"—with special guests Dr. David Coffey and John Golden, mathematics professors and co-hosts of the Teaching Like Ted Lasso podcast.

We unpack key moments from Ted Lasso, including:

⚽ Nate’s struggle with insecurity and ambition—how unresolved emotions impact leadership.

⚽ Roy Kent’s journey from blind spot to self-awareness—embracing feedback and making amends.

⚽ The powerful dichotomy between Nate and Roy’s responses to feedback—contrasting growth through humility and resistance.

Special Guest Insight:

David and John offer fresh perspectives on leadership, creativity, and problem-solving. They share:

✅ The power of feedback and how to approach it for real growth.

✅ Lessons from the Innovators Compass—a tool for breaking through challenges and fostering creativity.

✅ Insights into how design thinking applies to education, leadership, and personal life.

💡 Key Takeaway: From confronting insecurities to embracing vulnerability, this episode challenges you to rethink how you approach leadership and creativity—always with a focus on heart, humor, and humanity, just like Ted.

👉 Subscribe for more Ted Lasso-inspired leadership insights and follow us for updates!

📚 Read it like Lasso: Get our book Lead It Like Lasso to explore leadership principles that transform your life and career.

📣 Connect with David Coffey and John Golden:

Website: InnovatorsCompass.org

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In this episode, Marnie Stockman and Nick Coniglio, dive into Ted Lasso Season 2, Episode 8—"Man City"—with special guest David Blansfield, Executive Vice President at Northstar Travel Group. David shares insights from his vast leadership experience, blending his professional journey with lessons from the episode.

Highlights Include:

⚽ Roy Kent’s Reluctant Arc: David reflects on why Roy Kent resonates with him and the leadership lessons in owning personal growth—even when reluctant.

⚽ Higgins in the Closet: A discussion of humility in leadership and why the size of your office doesn’t determine your value to the team.

⚽ Ted and Dr. Sharon’s Breakthrough: A powerful exploration of core values, vulnerability, and how serendipity (and a few missteps) can spark authentic connections.

Special Guest Insight:

David Blansfield shares stories of mentorship, humility, and leading from the trenches, including his experience working alongside his team—whether it’s stuffing swag bags or running the registration desk. He highlights:

✅ Why vulnerability and humor are secret weapons in leadership.

✅ The value of showing employees you’re willing to roll up your sleeves.

✅ Lessons from Ted Lasso on building trust and fostering connection.

💡 Key Takeaway: Leadership is about showing up authentically, building relationships, and leading by example. When leaders are humble, vulnerable, and approachable, they inspire loyalty and foster trust within their teams.

👉 Subscribe for more Ted Lasso-inspired leadership insights and follow us for updates!

📚 Read it like Lasso: Get our book Lead It Like Lasso to learn practical leadership principles inspired by Ted Lasso.

📣 Connect with David Blansfield:

🔗 LinkedIn: David Blansfield

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Join us for another insightful episode of Lens of Leadership, a Ted Lasso rewatch podcast. In this episode, we delve into Season 2, Episode 10, "No Weddings and a Funeral," with a special guest from the UK, Shane Evans. Shane, an HR and leadership coach, shares his deep passion for leadership and Ted Lasso, perfectly blending his expertise with the show's themes.

Episode Highlights:

⚽ Leadership in Life's Complex Moments: Exploring how leadership principles manifest even in personal crises, reflecting the adage "leadership is life."

⚽ Character Deep Dives: Shane offers his perspective on Ted's vulnerability and the development of other characters in a poignant episode that mixes personal loss with leadership lessons.

Special Guest Insights:

Shane brings his extensive background in HR and leadership coaching to analyze the intricate dynamics of character development and leadership in the series.

✅ Key Discussions: The role of vulnerability in leadership, handling tough conversations, and the impact of personal history on leadership style.

✅ Leadership Lessons from Ted Lasso: Shane connects pivotal moments from the episode to broader leadership strategies, emphasizing the importance of support, vulnerability, and authenticity.

💡 Key Takeaway: This episode highlights how true leadership involves navigating personal and professional challenges with grace and understanding, proving that how you handle small moments reflects your approach to life and leadership.

📚 Read it like Lasso: Enhance your understanding of leadership with our book, Lead It Like Lasso, inspired by the show’s profound lessons.

📣 Connect with Shane Evans: Follow Shane on LinkedIn for daily insights on leadership, and don’t miss his popular Ted Tuesday posts that align with themes from Ted Lasso.

In this special edition of Lens of Leadership, Marnie Stockman and Nick Coniglio sit down with ChiP Hamilton, coordinating producer of Ted Lasso, and an industry veteran whose credits include Avengers: Endgame, Ghostbusters, and Little Women. Chip shares behind-the-scenes stories, leadership insights, and his personal journey from Boston to Hollywood.

 🔥 Episode Highlights:

⚽ Behind the Scenes of Ted Lasso – What it takes to bring a leadership-driven show to life, from production challenges to team culture.

⚽ The Power of Belief – How the cast and crew embraced the Ted Lasso message before the world even knew what it would become.

⚽ Leadership in Action – Chip's role in ensuring everyone on set—from cast to crew—could be their best, and how that translates to leadership in any field.

⚽ Dare to Dream – Chip shares his journey, his love for soccer, and how he turned childhood passions into a career working with legends like Jason Sudeikis, Matt Damon, and Casey Affleck.

⚽ Lessons from Richmond – What makes Richmond (yes, the real one) so special, and why Ted Lasso will always have a home there.

💡 Key Takeaway:

Great leadership isn’t about titles—it’s about creating an environment where others can thrive. Whether on a Hollywood set, in a locker room, or in the workplace, the best leaders believe, encourage, and lift others up.

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📚 Read it like Lasso: Get our book Lead It Like Lasso to explore practical leadership lessons from the show.

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🎙 In this episode, Marnie Stockman and Nick Coniglio jump into Season 2, Episode 11, "Midnight Train to Royston," with special guest Phil Freidhoff from the TANG program. A former U.S. Navy submarine officer turned leadership and operations strategist, Phil brings a compelling mix of human-centered design, servant leadership, and deep emotional intelligence to the conversation.

Episode Highlights:

⚓ Leadership at Depth: From submarine command to coaching future leaders, Phil shares how embracing vulnerability and emotional intelligence in technical environments fosters team harmony and innovation.

⚓ Pep Talks & Perspective: Phil introduces his signature "Get Good at Being Wrong" talk—an empowering leadership lesson in creating momentum and psychological safety for teams.

Special Guest Insights:

Phil brings a rare blend of engineering, philosophy, military leadership, and scoutmaster wisdom to dissect the leadership themes woven into the episode.

✅ Navigating the Balance Between Confidence and Humility

✅ Cultivating Harmony in High-Tech Spaces

✅ Leading Tough Conversations with Clarity and Compassion

✅ Recognizing Team Contributions Without a Spotlight

💡 This episode explores how strong leadership is about creating safe spaces, embracing imperfection, and helping others find their own path forward—even if it means standing in the background while others shine.

📚 Read it like Lasso: Dive deeper into character-driven leadership with our book, Lead It Like Lasso—inspired by the heart and humor of Ted Lasso.

📣 Connect with Phil Freidhoff

Follow Phil on LinkedIn for thoughtful takes on leadership, human-centered design, and navigating the complexities of growing great teams.

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🎙 In the Season 2 finale of Lens of Leadership, Nick Coniglio and Marnie Stockman wrap up with Episode 12: Inverting the Pyramid of Success. They're joined by special guest Jessica McLeod-Waddell, a higher ed leadership pro and soon-to-be PhD student at the University of Georgia, who brings wisdom, wit, and warmth to a discussion rich with leadership takeaways.

Episode Highlights:

🔑 The Keys to Growth: Jessica introduces a fresh perspective on symbolic storytelling in the Lasso-verse—spotlighting keys as a metaphor for character transitions, identity shifts, and being “locked in” or “locked out” of transformation.

💬 Every Choice Is a Chance: Ted’s moment of owning his panic attack sparks a powerful conversation on values-based decision-making, how to lead your own story, and the real consequences of letting others define your narrative—especially in the digital age.

Special Guest Insights:

From student mentorship to social media guidance, Jessica shares actionable strategies for helping young leaders develop self-awareness, career clarity, and the confidence to pivot. Whether it’s leaning into red threads, chasing purpose, or tuning out the noise, her insights shine with empathy and practicality.

✅ Owning your message in the age of TikTok

✅ Building your Diamond Dogs: The power of peer support and professional community

✅ Mentorship magic: The mentor’s role in listening, lifting, and letting go

✅ Helping students rewrite their story with purpose, not pressure

💡 Key Takeaway: Leadership isn't about solving every problem—sometimes it’s about creating space to talk it out, lean into your values, and surround yourself with people who help you grow.

📚 Read it like Lasso: Explore more character-driven leadership in our book Lead It Like Lasso—designed for real life, real growth, and real connection.

📣 Connect with Jessica McLeod-Waddell: Find her on LinkedIn to follow her journey through education, career coaching, and leadership development. You can also learn more by following Jessica on Instagram and at: https://jessicamcleodwaddell.com/

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