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What did/does Sir Patrick Stuart mean to you?
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His character as Picard is one of the clearest role models of leadership, something I want to aspire to.
When I've had jobs managing people in the past, I try to think of what Picard would do.
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Him and Optimus Prime are two examples I always think of from growing up with them. It's been a rough year.
Totally. When I read the Aubrey/Maturin series I saw a lot of parallels between Picard’s leadership style.