The Moral Fox Leadership Development Program
Tune your soul and refine your leadership with the lessons learned from the fabled fox.
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Program Overview
In his book, Good to Great, author Jim Collins claims that great leaders need only possess the qualities of the fabled hedgehog: focus and expediency. This course introduces leaders to the error of Collins’ advice and why leaders also need the qualities of the fox: strategy and utility.
15th century illustration by Heinrich Steinhöwel which depicts Aesop’s (originally featuring a fox and a cat). The fable has been adapted countless times throughout Eastern and Western history.
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Key Concepts
- Ethics begins with free choice.
- Ethical decisions often involve some difficulty.
- Many free choices in which we seek to do the good are accompanied by some danger, pain, or harm.
- There is a direct link between the exercise of free choice and the character of a leader.
- Greatness is built on goodness rather than in opposition to it.
Key Objectives
- Learn four key ideas to consider when thinking about ethics and a framework for assessing if a good choice is being made by a leader or professional.
- Develop an understanding of how action is the object of choice, not an end result or material thing.
- Introduce techniques for tuning the soul of a leader to handle the stresses of the role, while still making excellent choices.