Gotham Principle Podcast: Recent Episodes
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The influence of superheroes on communities and individuals is renowned. How can you influence others in the same way?
Every superhero came from somewhere. What does that story and their journey to superhero-dom say about their effectiveness?
Clients aren't always the heroes we want them to be, sometimes they're quite the opposite. Which Batman villain best represents your client?
The secret identity is a staple of human-like superheroes. Let's uncover the strengths and weaknesses of each.
Every team encounters challenges, even teams with supernatural powers. Let's break down how the Avengers Team tackles the toughest common enemy together while playing to each individual's strengths.
Marvel isn't the only universe that can have kick-ass women. In this episode, we meet Wonder Woman.
Two is always better than one, and what's better than super twins? This dynamic duo works to make up for each other's weaknesses. Who is your business twin?
The Marvel Cinematic Universe character with the most varied depictions and actors! Though he may be just a kid, Spiderman has much to teach the entrepreneurs of today.
Tony Stark and Ironman have rather different takes on business ethics. Who do you side with?
This green giant isn't always jolly nor will he bring you canned goods (most likely), but he can teach you tons about running your business. Check out this episode of the Gotham Principle Podcast featuring the HULK!
The man with the bow! Some may not see Hawkeye as the powerhouse he is. Alon will show you just how valuable Hawkeye is.
Entrepreneurship may feel like an endeavor that an individual takes on, but there is nothing more valuable than a team. The Guardians of the Galaxy showed us that superhero teams come in all shapes, sizes, and life forms. See what you can learn from this out-of-this-world team!
Imagine becoming an alien with unbound power. Now imagine becoming an entrepreneur with unbound success.
The strangest doctor you'll ever meet can cure any illness and cure your business woes!
This foul-mouthed anti-hero has some fantastic lessons for entrepreneurs to follow including unapologetically carrying out a vision and realizing that you do need a team.
Matt Murdock, aka Daredevil, starts out as a story about a nerdy kid whose first heroic act leaves him blind. But as he grows up, the story changes to one of the entrepreneur - knowing what you need to do and acting on it even before you realize it's purpose. With an emphasis on ethics, Daredevil's origin story and crime-fighting provide applicable lessons for entrepreneurs of all experience levels.
Black Widow is highly analytical and highly trained. Her ability to compartmentalize makes her a leader amongst her team. She can take in the information around her and strategize for the best way to move forward. Job experience plays a part when become a true leader.
Captain America was just a regular guy when he became a super soldier, but it wasn't his strength that set him apart. Captain America had a heart and a mission, which drove him to be the best. It isn't about your natural talent at the end of the day, the person with the most drive will succeed in an organization.
Flash is typecasted, put into a niche because he "only has one power," but sticking to the one thing you know best doesn't always get results. The Flash beats the bad guys by thinking outside the box and using his other skills. Learn and do more in your organization, and find your untapped power.
What can businesspeople learn from Aquaman? Aquaman knows he's not Superman, but he has skills like no one else and knows when to put them to use. His skills are a bit under the radar, and he knows how to handle the pressure.