Ted Lasso made us emotionally dependent on a yellow piece of paper, so we made him a song. Perfectly reasonable behavior. 💛⚽ Sound on. Send this to your Richmond person. Which scene still gets you every time? #TedLasso #Believe

Beard’s raised eyebrow deserves a leadership credential. We’re considering Higgins, Beard, Alice, and Mae for our Lead It Like Lasso assessment. Who earns the next spot? Make your case. Read ours: leaditlikelasso.com/blog

Who stood up for you when it mattered? Monday wisdom from Leslie Higgins. leaditlikelasso.com/blog #TedLasso #LeadItLikeLasso

Networking advice for introverts: Prepare a few questions. Set a manageable goal. Have an exit strategy. You don't have to be the most interesting person in the room. Just the most interested. Jennifer Marcou 🎧 youtu.be/xI6UBU-EPV8

The loudest person in the room isn't necessarily the best leader. Listening, observing, and thinking deeply are leadership skills, too. Jennifer Marcou on introverted leadership. 🎧 youtu.be/xI6UBU-EPV8

S4 finale spoilers: At halftime, Beard had 16 books. Apparently that wasn’t enough. We matched Episodes 6–10 with 15 more books for legacy, change, grit, culture and creativity. Find the one that feels mildly accusatory: leaditlikelasso.com/blog/no-… #TedLasso

🏆 Mae’s final montage. Good grief, Ted Lasso. We were having a perfectly nice time. Nick and I handed out our Season 4 awards, and this one got emotional. Did Mae deserve it? What moment gets your vote? Full awards show: youtube.com/watch?v=O6wAB2Ct… #TedLasso

Job interviews often reward people comfortable talking about themselves. Introverts bring preparation, thoughtful answers, and listening. Jennifer Marcou on interviewing with quiet confidence. 🎧 youtu.be/xI6UBU-EPV8

Introverts: You don't have to become an extrovert to become a great leader. Jennifer Marcou built a career at Microsoft and American Express while learning to lead with quiet confidence. Small changes. Big impact. No personality transplant required. 🎧 youtu.be/xI6UBU-EPV8

Ted’s coaching tree is growing, Richmond’s culture has to survive the handoff, and the writers kept winning the war against the blank page. Beard’s finale bookshelf: Good to Great, Leadersheep and The War of Art. 📚 #TedLasso #LeadItLikeLasso

What idea are you almost afraid to say out loud? Monday wisdom from Ted Lasso. leaditlikelasso.com/blog #TedLasso #LeadItLikeLasso

We keep waiting for the stretch of life when everything settles down. Apparently, that stretch has a scheduling conflict. A little perspective for those of us managing approximately 47 things, from this week’s #TedLasso podcast discussion.

Forgiveness doesn’t come with an automatic relationship renewal. You can forgive someone and still choose distance. We talk forgiveness and boundaries in this week’s #TedLasso podcast clip.

Helping someone grow comes with the possibility that their next opportunity will be somewhere else. Making them feel guilty for taking it is a lousy parting gift. This week’s #TedLasso podcast clip: celebrating people’s next chapters.

Season 4 gave us another word to live by: BE ALIVE. Our finale podcast digs into Roy going home, Mae’s legacy, letting great people leave and why we shouldn’t disappear when we feel inadequate. Watch and subscribe: youtu.be/uieudJXHR54 #TedLasso

Episode 9 gave us Boots rethinking the plan, Gemma learning that grit needs judgment and Mae reminding Richmond why it matters. Naturally, Beard brought a reading list: Lead It Like Lasso, Think Again and Grit. 📚 Which comes off your shelf first? #TedLasso

You finally answer all your emails and, inexplicably, people send more. “Once things settle down” is looking increasingly suspicious. This week’s Weekly Curiosity: “Being messy just means being alive.” Ted Lasso wisdom. Zero spoilers. [newsletter link]

Two Irish twins. One diamond formation. No attempt to make them think alike. In S4E9, Alice and Beard turn their differences into a play. Then Ted turns to Mae, because when a team forgets why it matters, the pub owner may be the most important voice in the room. #TedLasso

You can care deeply about the outcome without being able to control it. Do what’s yours to do. Then comes the ridiculously difficult part: letting go of the rest. #TedLasso #LeadItLikeLasso

There comes a point when preparation turns into overthinking. You’ve practiced. You know what to do. Trust yourself and go. Stop thinking. Start doing. #TedLasso #LeadItLikeLasso