Project Management Lessons from Hagakure, The Book of the Samurai

The video explores the teachings of Hagakure, a book of Samurai wisdom, and applies its lessons to modern project management. Key themes include embracing inevitability, focusing on the present, effective communication, professionalism, and the importance of correcting mistakes. The video emphasizes mindfulness, planning for risks, and understanding stakeholder readiness, drawing parallels with Stoic philosophy.

How does having a secure foundation in project management help in dealing with unexpected events?

What does the story of the man who liked dragons illustrate about facing reality?

What is the importance of correcting mistakes quickly in project management?

Why might 'Hagakure' be preferred over 'The Art of War' for lessons in project management?