Leadership Skills for Rising Stars
Leadership Skills for Rising Stars
What you’ll learn
Skills you’ll gain
Are you an effective leader in life and/or career? It is a trying task that requires a substantial amount of constant energy. Knowing yourself and possessing effective communication skills are major qualities to leadership success. Plus, you may already recognize that great leaders encourage collaboration and empower others. In this enlightening course, Amy Matthews, business strategist and leadership advisor, will show you how to drop your limitations, pinpoint your strengths and passions, and gain skills to communicate with others. She will guide you as you uncover where your unique form of leadership power lies – that your passions, strengths, skills, and values all combine into your own leadership brand. After you identify your key assets, Amy will explain how these qualities connect to your purpose, and help you key in on how to use your leadership style. You'll finish this course with a new sense of purpose, confidence and the skills needed to lead effectively.
Syllabus
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Redefining power Historically, power has been viewed as something you compete for or hang over others. 3m
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Dual nature In order to feel empowered and confident, you'll want to leverage your masculine and feminine traits. 3m
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Unconscious limitations You will get in touch with limiting beliefs and thoughts that get in the way of accomplishing what you want most. 4m
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Owning your power You have power that either gets used or gets forfeited to others. 3m
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Your authentic brand What sets you apart is what gets you ahead. 3m
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Your essential qualities The first set of identifying your personal brand is to identify your essential qualities, such as your natural strengths, skills, values, and passions. 3m
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Your superpowers In tandem with your natural, essential qualities, you also have specific combinations of these skills and passions, which are your unique super powers. 3m
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Discovering your purpose Everyone has a purpose, or reason for being, but finding out what it is can feel intimidating. 2m
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Creating a purpose statement One of the most effective tools you have to stay rooted in your purpose is to craft a purpose statement. 3m
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Leadership and purpose When it comes to your values and purpose, many individuals find that they are passionate about helping others, and leadership in your career can be one way of accomplishing this. 2m
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Purpose and trajectory Equipped with a firmly established purpose, you should feel very clear on your goals and what this means for your career trajectory. 3m
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Connecting to potential One of the most impactful things you can do to build towards your purpose is to identify your career trajectory and the potential you want to reach. 3m
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Why communication matters Communication is the single most important leadership skill in business. 3m
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Communication truths Different people approach communication differently, and this can influence how your messages are perceived. 3m
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Getting results Every successful conversation starts with having a result in mind. 3m
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Rising to the occasion Now that you've finished this course, you should feel prepared to communicate more effectively, recognize your values, and present yourself as a leader. 1m
Certificate
Certificate of Completion
Awarded upon successful completion of the course.
Instructor
Amy Matthews
Amy Matthews is an executive coach, leadership advisor, and the founder of Woman UnRuled, a business coaching practice. Her passion for business strategy, advising leadership, and career coaching has accelerated high achieving entrepreneurs and executives to exceed their goals. Amy is passionate about helping ambitious high performers advance their careers and lead amazing lives.
Amy Matthews
Founder of Woman UnRuled
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How GoSkills helped Chris
I got the promotion largely because of the skills I could develop, thanks to the GoSkills courses I took. I set aside at least 30 minutes daily to invest in myself and my professional growth. Seeing how much this has helped me become a more efficient employee is a big motivation.
