Darth VaderĪlthough Darth Vader proves that it’s never too late to be redeemed and forgiven, Vader is a prime example of the common mistakes a leader should avoid! Top mistake to avoid: punishment by force choke! The first time we see him use it Someone expressed an opinion he disagreed with. With great power comes great responsibility, and Aragon is the perfect role model of someone who leverages it not only to benefit others, but the future kingdom as well. If not, you stand a good chance of loosing loyal and exceptional talent to competitors.Īll in all, Argon demands the best from those around him, knows his own limits, likes to get his hands dirty he’s literally King, but would rather be part of the quest as a ranger – and puts the good of the whole above his own welfare. Staff members have all most likely given something up to see the business through the recession, so throw them a lifeline and help, all be it merely listening to their problems. When Merry and Pippin have been kidnapped by orcs, Aragon diverts from the original quest to save his team where they spend a multitude of chapters merely running. In that same sense, remember your beginning goal and never be tempted to stray from your beliefs, not even for all the money in the world… or in this case, a ring.Įven with companies now pulling out of the recession it’s a battle out there! Just remember that no one should get left behind. The point is that in the midst of chaos, and probably a tremendous amount of stress, Argon always stays focussed on the task at hand. Even when separated, Aragon goes out of his way to create diversions to help Frodo enter Mordor. Aragon ElessarĪlthough Aragon isn’t tasked with destroying the ring, nor taking it toward destruction, he protects Frodo for as long as he can. We present the best fictional leaders from the world of film, tv and books in this handy list.

We’re talking about the most inspirational fictional characters that real world leaders could learn from. They may shoot from the hip with their fast-talking, assertive, and even problematic leadership style.

Brave characters in literature