Don't Cry For Me I'm A Leader

Hi Friends! I’m excited to share a parody video that I created in conjunction with a piece for Psychology Today, “Leading People and Leading Work Are Two Different Jobs.”

The number of responsibilities hoisted on modern team leaders is absurd. In thinking about their plight, I had a funny idea and wrote these lyrics.

Then I reached out to my dear friend and incredible artist C. Brian Smith for help making this real. If you like this video and the images in it, I couldn’t encourage you more strongly to visit cbriansmith.com to check his availability. The work is great, as is working with him.

And with that, C. Bri and I proudly present, “Don’t Cry For Me, I’m a Leader.”

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