The Psychology Podcast The Science of Inspiring Leadership w/ Dr. Adam Galinsky
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Jun 19, 2025 
In this engaging discussion, Dr. Adam Galinsky, a Columbia Business School professor and author of *Inspire*, dives into the art of inspiring leadership. He introduces the 'leader amplification effect' and emphasizes how leaders can empower others while staying authentic. The conversation also explores the balance of vulnerability and strength in leadership, the moral complexities involved, and the significance of gratitude in fostering team morale. Galinsky shares practical strategies for cultivating influence, demonstrating that anyone can lead with vision and purpose.
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Southwest Pilot's Calm Crisis Leadership
- Pilot Tammy Jo Schultz inspired passengers during a crisis by calmly announcing, "We are not going down. We're going to Philly."
- Her calmness and personal attention prevented panic and fear, creating hope and trust.
Inspiring-Infuriating Leader Continuum
- Inspiring and infuriating leaders exist on a continuum representing traits like courageous versus selfish.
- This continuum reflects universal dimensions embedded in human brain architecture for meeting fundamental social needs.
Use Values Reflection to Inspire
- Reflect on your core values regularly to become more visionary and optimistic.
- This reflection motivates action and helps see the bigger picture, even in adversity like unemployment.
