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Writer's pictureJulien Marion

Leadership Lessons from Moses: A Dadpreneur’s Reflection


Watching the series on Moses on Netflix, I was struck by the timeless lessons on leadership, relationships, and the profound call to lead amidst doubt and imperfection. As dads and entrepreneurs, this story resonates deeply, painting a picture that feels intimately familiar to our own journeys.


The Call to Lead


Moses’ story is a powerful reminder that leadership isn’t reserved for the perfect among us. It’s a role that’s often thrust upon those swimming in doubts about their worthiness and battling their own set of flaws. Yet, it’s the decision to step up, to wield our metaphorical swords, helmets, and shields against the challenges we face, that defines us. Our journey, much like Moses’, isn’t about achieving flawlessness but about taking those imperfect steps forward, day by day.


Embodying Leadership


This role, especially when shrouded in uncertainty or when the path ahead seems insurmountable, demands a bravery that can sometimes feel beyond our grasp. However, it’s in making the daily choice to be present, to face the challenges head-on rather than retreating, that true transformation occurs. There’s a richness, a growth to be discovered on the other side of these decisions, promising a better, stronger version of ourselves.


A Call to Courage


The narrative of Moses, with its profound insights into leadership under duress, strikes a chord. It mirrors the essence of our experiences as fathers and business leaders—navigating through doubts, embracing our imperfections, and rising to the occasion with courage.


If the story of Moses has ignited a spark in you, or if you’re on the treacherous path of dadpreneurship seeking that extra nudge to keep pushing forward, I’m right there with you. Let’s delve into these leadership lessons together. The road may be tough, but the decision to lead, to be fully present, and to embrace every part of our journey, flawed as it may be, is what ultimately paves the way for real impact and transformation.



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