Netflix and Leadership
Ballers Who Boss Up
Historic Mic Drops
Lyrics and Leadership
CEO Secrets
100

In Stranger Things, this kid leads the group through supernatural chaos—without ever canceling on friendship.

Mike Wheeler

100

This NBA legend was known for leadership, championships, and space-related jam sessions.

Michael Jordan

100

She led troops as a teen, made bold decisions, and probably would’ve nailed a group project.

Joan of Arc

100

Beyoncé said, “I dream it, I work hard, I grind ‘til I own it.” Translation: leadership = hustle + high heels.

"Formation"

100

This billionaire's leadership style includes electric cars, Mars rockets, and tweets that make investors sweat.

Elon Musk

200

In The Queen’s Gambit, she proves that leadership is about strategy, confidence, and really intense staring contests.

Beth Harmon

200

This tennis G.O.A.T. serves confidence and leadership both on the court and in business.

Serena Williams

200

This guy said, “I came, I saw, I conquered”—and probably didn’t wait for permission to start a Google Doc.

Julius Caesar

200

Lizzo didn’t wait for anyone’s approval when she said, “I’m 100% that… leader.” Confidence, clarity, and self-love? That's emotional intelligence.

"Truth Hurts"

200

She was Meta’s COO, wrote Lean In, and probably has a color-coded calendar that could defeat Thanos.

Sheryl Sandberg

300

This teen crime boss from Outer Banks shows us that leading a team sometimes involves treasure, trust, and lots of running.

John B

300

He won the World Cup, led Argentina, and showed that teamwork + talent = gold (literally).

Lionel Messi

300

Known for peaceful protests, this leader taught the world that strength can be silent and powerful.

Mahatma Gandhi

300

In this Taylor Swift song, she tells us to “Shake it Off”—great advice for dealing with haters… or bad peer reviews.

“Shake It Off”

300

She became the CEO of YouTube after renting her garage to Google... talk about ROI.

Susan Wojcicki

400

In Money Heist, this mastermind led a multi-person, high-pressure project… otherwise known as finals week.

The Professor

400

Quarterback, Super Bowl champ, husband to a supermodel—this guy knows how to lead a team and hydrate.

Tom Brady

400

She ruled an empire, spoke multiple languages, and still found time for politics and drama.

Cleopatra

400

This Eminem anthem reminds you to seize the moment—or at least your 9 a.m. presentation slot.

“Lose Yourself”

400

Known for "Shark Tank," this investor turned a $1,000 side hustle into FUBU—aka a business case study with swagger.

Daymond John

500

She may rule the ton in Bridgerton, but this lady knew how to manage perception, power, and scandal like a true PR boss.

Lady Whistledown

500

This soccer star used her platform for advocacy, equality, and looking fly while doing it.

Megan Rapinoe

500

Ancient Chinese strategist who wrote The Art of War—basically the OG leadership playbook.

Sun Tzu

500

This band sang, “I get knocked down, but I get up again,” aka the unofficial theme song of finals week.

“Tubthumping” by Chumbawamba

500

She became the first female CEO of GM and proved that you can lead a billion-dollar company and drive change—literally.

Mary Barra