Adam Galinsky

And then when it was time to start getting the passengers to start doing this, he wasted 90 minutes, which led dozens and dozens of people to pass away. I think more than 100 people passed away on this trip, and it would have been very few if he had just acted immediately. But when the Coast Guard started communicating with him again, he wasn't on the ship.

He was actually in one of the lifeboats and that just incensed, infuriated the Coast Guard. They demanded he go back on. He claims he fell into the lifeboat by accident. But you might not actually have recognized him in the lifeboat because somehow

He was actually in one of the lifeboats and that just incensed, infuriated the Coast Guard. They demanded he go back on. He claims he fell into the lifeboat by accident. But you might not actually have recognized him in the lifeboat because somehow

He was actually in one of the lifeboats and that just incensed, infuriated the Coast Guard. They demanded he go back on. He claims he fell into the lifeboat by accident. But you might not actually have recognized him in the lifeboat because somehow

despite all the chaos, despite him being captain of the ship, he somehow found time to remove his captain's uniform and put on civilian clothing before he fell into the boat. And so you can start to see just the dramatic difference between these two people. Schettino was... Sorry, Schultz was visionary, right? She could see the big picture. She could understand what she needed to do.

despite all the chaos, despite him being captain of the ship, he somehow found time to remove his captain's uniform and put on civilian clothing before he fell into the boat. And so you can start to see just the dramatic difference between these two people. Schettino was... Sorry, Schultz was visionary, right? She could see the big picture. She could understand what she needed to do.

despite all the chaos, despite him being captain of the ship, he somehow found time to remove his captain's uniform and put on civilian clothing before he fell into the boat. And so you can start to see just the dramatic difference between these two people. Schettino was... Sorry, Schultz was visionary, right? She could see the big picture. She could understand what she needed to do.

He was small-minded, right? She was calm and courageous protector. He was cowardly, right? And then she was generous and empathic, and he was purely selfish. And at the very end, the person from the Coast Guard basically tells him, I am going to make you pay for this, Shatino. And he did, Schatino paid. He spent time multiple years, I think he was sentenced to over 10 years in prison.

He was small-minded, right? She was calm and courageous protector. He was cowardly, right? And then she was generous and empathic, and he was purely selfish. And at the very end, the person from the Coast Guard basically tells him, I am going to make you pay for this, Shatino. And he did, Schatino paid. He spent time multiple years, I think he was sentenced to over 10 years in prison.

He was small-minded, right? She was calm and courageous protector. He was cowardly, right? And then she was generous and empathic, and he was purely selfish. And at the very end, the person from the Coast Guard basically tells him, I am going to make you pay for this, Shatino. And he did, Schatino paid. He spent time multiple years, I think he was sentenced to over 10 years in prison.

And so you can really see, but that's the infuriation that this person was experienced from that. So we really see these three universal factors, right? How we see and talk about the world, how we are in the world and how we interact in the world between you want to be a Schultz and not a Schatino.

And so you can really see, but that's the infuriation that this person was experienced from that. So we really see these three universal factors, right? How we see and talk about the world, how we are in the world and how we interact in the world between you want to be a Schultz and not a Schatino.

And so you can really see, but that's the infuriation that this person was experienced from that. So we really see these three universal factors, right? How we see and talk about the world, how we are in the world and how we interact in the world between you want to be a Schultz and not a Schatino.

Thank you so much. Yeah. And there's another also amazing example as I look out on the Hudson River to my right at my office here in New York is Captain Sully, who landed, who lost both engines coming out of LaGuardia with bird strikes and basically glided his plane to land in the Hudson with no injuries, which is another remarkable story.

Thank you so much. Yeah. And there's another also amazing example as I look out on the Hudson River to my right at my office here in New York is Captain Sully, who landed, who lost both engines coming out of LaGuardia with bird strikes and basically glided his plane to land in the Hudson with no injuries, which is another remarkable story.

Thank you so much. Yeah. And there's another also amazing example as I look out on the Hudson River to my right at my office here in New York is Captain Sully, who landed, who lost both engines coming out of LaGuardia with bird strikes and basically glided his plane to land in the Hudson with no injuries, which is another remarkable story.

Absolutely. One of the things that I've wondered about and thought about for almost two decades now is why are these the three universal factors of inspiring leaders or inspiring people more broadly? right? Why is being visionary, being exemplar and being a mentor, right?

Absolutely. One of the things that I've wondered about and thought about for almost two decades now is why are these the three universal factors of inspiring leaders or inspiring people more broadly? right? Why is being visionary, being exemplar and being a mentor, right?

Absolutely. One of the things that I've wondered about and thought about for almost two decades now is why are these the three universal factors of inspiring leaders or inspiring people more broadly? right? Why is being visionary, being exemplar and being a mentor, right?

And I use these sort of as descriptions to describe the ways that we can inspire others, but also infuriate others is because each one of those satisfies a fundamental human need. And one of the fundamental human needs we have is a sense of meaning and understanding. That's where visionary comes from. Another is a sense of protection and energy. And that's where being an exemplar comes from.