The Catalyst
Ideas with a spark, energy, range and the ability to start things.
Jürgen Klopp reads as The Catalyst because his leadership converts belief into collective momentum. In his time managing Liverpool, his signature was energy that spread, the ability to make players, staff, and supporters feel personally implicated in a shared project.
“But it's not so important in a talk conversation with people which depend on you you are responsible for it's not so important what you say is much more important what they need to hear it's not them telling them what they want to hear no what they need to hear to deal with their situation so that's what leadership means not just telling…”
“There is no problem. I like it. I like both PEPs. That's how it is. No problem with that. I work together with PEP Blinders. He was an inspiration for me every day when we worked together. Every day I learned a lot from him. And Pep Gardiola, I couldn't respect a manager more. And when they asked me like a bit, what do you think? Can we?”
“Showed up. They wrote us off, showed the outside world, whatever you can do. Most of the time it was real life. But that time. So in my meetings later on, I never prepared in a way that I wrote something down or whatever. Our life was preparation, what happened during the week with us in the world. Our dead was preparation for meeting.”
“And from time that I went to church, I had a short spell where I thought because Sunday morning church was when I played games. I have to go to church. I cannot play football anymore. But that lasted exactly one game. So one Sunday, I thought, God cannot be that hard. He cannot think that I have to go to church. I love football so much.”
The Diary of a CEO: “Jürgen Klopp: Would You Go Back To Manage LFC...? The Real Reason I Fell In Love With Liverpool!”
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