@JordanN26281 Well said, LeBron’s impact goes far beyond basketball. His ability to use his platform for community uplift and model strong leadership is exactly what the Forbes piece highlights. His influence shows how athletes can drive real change on and off the court. #LIDC92
@aidenm310 AbsolutelyJohnson’s story is a powerful example of turning adversity into purpose. His rise from poverty to WWE and film fame shows how focus and effort can redefine a trajectory, and his leadership shines through in how he motivates others to push past limiting mindsets. #LIDC92
@student_109_ Great summary, Fonda’s career shows how she leveraged her early stage and film success to amplify decades of political activism, from anti-war efforts to environmental and feminist causes. Her public influence has clearly extended far beyond entertainment. #LIDC92
Bad Bunny’s global fame comes from redefining Latin music, but he’s also a leader who challenges gender norms and speaks out on social issues. His visibility and activism make him a powerful cultural voice far beyond entertainment. #LIDC92
@aidenm310 Favianna’s blend of art and activism really shows how powerful creative expression can be in driving change. It’s awesome how she uses social media not just to share her work, but to build community and spark real conversations around justice.
@mjl456scar Yeah, it’s honestly unsettling to think about how fast this shift is happening. It’s not just about losing jobs, it’s about young people feeling uncertain about their future paths. Leaders need to step up and create spaces where people can adapt, not just be replaced.
@CMinhasRU It’s cool to see how being “real” online isn’t just about image, but rather it actually changes how leaders and audiences connect. By showing more of their genuine selves, leaders are kind of cocreating their public image with followers, which fits Heimans & Timms’ ideas well
Forbes says leaders must trade polish for strategic vulnerability online to build trust & influence. Mirrors our readings on authentic leadership & relational transparency. #LIDC92
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@nicolediaz67 I agree, trust online is crucial for modern leaders. The ability to adapt to digital spaces not only strengthens relationships but also expands a leader’s reach and influence.
@mattqtlb You make a strong connection between Kruse’s ideas and Obama’s leadership. His ability to push the ACA forward despite challenges really shows how influence and persistence can drive monumental change.
@aidenm310 That’s a great example of how digital influence can go beyond entertainment. Simon Minter using his platform for charity shows how leaders can inspire action and create real-world impact through online communities.
AOC has built one of the strongest digital followings in politics by meeting people where they are on. Ex. Twitch, Instagram, and X. It’s a great example of “new power” leadership and the adaptability/curiosity needed in the digital age. #LIDC92
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