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Take Control of Your Leadership Growth

 

Are you spending too much time on tasks that aren’t truly leadership work? Do you struggle with delegation, influence, and balancing responsibilities? This self-guided workbook is designed to help you clarify your role, delegate effectively, and expand your leadership influence—without feeling overwhelmed.

 

This structured, action-oriented workbook walks you through four key exercises to help you transition from reactive problem-solving to strategic leadership.

Identify where your time and energy are best spent
Define what you control, influence, or must let go of
Develop a delegation plan to shift tasks to the right people
Create an ongoing leadership action plan

 

What’s Inside?

✔️ Step 1: Role Clarity Self-Assessment – Align your tasks with your actual leadership responsibilities.
✔️ Step 2: Influence Mapping – Understand where you hold control, influence, and external factors you can’t change.
✔️ Step 3: Role Balance & Delegation Plan – Shift operational work to your team and focus on high-impact leadership.
✔️ Step 4: Leadership Activation Plan – Turn insights into actionable leadership habits that last.

 

📌 Includes: Ready-to-use templates, reflection questions, and leadership best practices.

 

Why Choose This Workbook?

Practical & Actionable – No fluff, just high-impact exercises you can implement immediately.
Designed for Self-Paced Learning – Complete it in 1-1.5 hours and revisit it as needed.
Perfect for Managers & Leaders at Any Level – Whether you're new to leadership or refining your approach, this workbook gives you the tools to lead with clarity and confidence.

 

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  • Delivered as a PDF and Google Doc (editable & reusable)
  • Lifetime access – Revisit and refine your leadership habits as you grow
  • One-time purchase – No subscriptions, just a straightforward leadership tool

Own Your Role: Clarity, Influence & Impact

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    ​​We gratefully and respectfully acknowledge that our workplace, the land now known as Whistler, lies in the unceded territory of the Sk̲wx̲wú7mesh and Líl̓wat Nations.

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