The Leadership Plan: Boone Pickens at TEDxOStateU

Oklahoma State University alum, oil entrepreneur and billionaire Boone Pickens debuted his leadership speech at TEDxOStateU. Pickens gives tips and tricks fo…

“Leadership is not a talent or a gift. It’s a choice. It’s not complex, but it’s very hard.”, General Stanley McChrystal explains to a packed auditorium of 6…

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18 comments

  1. Do you have a plan or are you chasing rabbits?

  2. Dilmurat Aznibakiyev

    Worth every second watching!!! Just read about him in Wikipedia.

  3. The Leadership Plan: Boone Pickens at TEDxOStateU

  4. T.Pickens’ 10 Big Rules for a Leadership Plan [VIDEO] – http://ht.ly/fQzy2- via @youtube 

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  8. Some good advice in here and delivered in an engaging way, so 16 minutes
    worth spending. Alot of this is common sense, but it’s amazing how much
    common sense we don’t put into practice on an on going basis.

  9. Studying terrorism, you know these people do not understand peace. It must
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  10. thank you for the lesson!

  11. Sir. Excellent presentation. I work at the USAF Officer Training School,
    and the comments where you mentioned “everyone is watching you, ALL THE
    TIME” ring very true. If you even show one ounce of non belief in what you
    are doing, it is infectious and others can feel it. Thank you for your
    service and making 4 stars ain’t no easy feat.

  12. Wait a minute, isn’t this that guy who was was nearly fired for his lack of
    leadership? Good to see he has found work teaching at Yale

  13. I salute you Stanley…Wonderful presentation. this will help a lot. Keep on
    inspiring and motivating leaders.

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  15. i’m not used to thinking about these things. but just off the top of my
    head; why arent Outsiders naturally a pool of leaders? nope theyre
    eccentric or warped or unpopular. but what stan is trying to be is a scion
    of the house [not a leader] AND an outside pov [a leader?]…if its
    building partners across the full team you dont need leaders but
    effectively popular domesticating outsiders…a contradiction in terms. the
    military obey orders..businessmen are competing predators…no teams.

  16. Great talk. I love this guy’s delivery.

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  18. Great lesson, I really enjoyed listening to this guy!!

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