“What Got You There, Won’t Make You Successful Here”
To be successful in a leadership role requires a different way of operating and using a different set of skills than for previous roles.
To be successful in your career as a new leader, you need to have a clear understanding of four things:

What’s in your leadership toolbox:

What the new role actually requires you to do:
What’s going on in your organisation, what kind of situations are you facing, and what are the challenges and opportunities that exist.

What support you need:

What you need to add to your leadership toolbox:
No one expects you to be a Wonder Woman or Superman when you are new to leadership. But there are a lot of potential danger zones that can derail your efforts early on. One of these is attempting to do too much too soon.
Which is where my title comes in. All the women in my workshop agreed that it was important for leaders to learn how to let some things go and not sweat the small stuff in the early days of a new leadership role. Indeed, this advice applies to all leaders at any stage. One woman shared the questions she asks herself when things have turned to custard:

Have I killed anybody? Has anybody died?

Are you new to leadership or aspiring to get there with your next career move?
Coaching can make a big difference. It will help you:
- Focus on the right things in order to build a successful career.
- Alert you to potential danger zones.
- Create a Blueprint of Essential Tasks to be done.
- Understand the dialogues that might hold you back from being successful.
- Give you the confidence you need to be successful.
If this applies to you and you’re ready to make it happen, phone or email now.