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We often think of the Buddha as the founder of the Buddhist religion in our era. But he was also a leader. The Buddha had to manage, supervise, organize, inspire, and delegate to get a community started, rules to organize the monastics, talk with everyone from kings to farmers, and do this all in a way that everyone could understand.
If you want to develop your leadership skills, looking to the Buddha can be a great source of inspiration. Or, if you're just interested in this often-unseen aspect of the Buddha, you'll get an overview in this episode.
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