How to Take Over the World President George Washington (Part 3)
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May 20, 2024 George Washington, the first President of the United States, reflects on his transformative leadership journey and the profound challenges he faced after the Revolutionary War. He discusses the delicate balance between state and national government, underscoring the issues that led to the Constitutional Convention. Washington also shares insights into his political dilemma and the political tensions of his presidency, including the rift between Hamilton and Jefferson, setting the stage for America’s first political parties.
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The Power of Mystique
- Cultivate mystique by being inaccessible.
- Absence can be powerful, especially in a noisy world.
The Young Pope Example
- In The Young Pope, the Pope (Jude Law) cultivates mystique.
- He remains unseen, becoming a "rock star" figure.
Washington's Influence
- Washington's presence at the Constitutional Convention shaped the presidency.
- Delegates, trusting Washington, created a stronger executive branch.
