How to Prepare for a Leadership Role

Imagine that a new leadership position has just been posted, and you want it.

At first glance, it appears that you’re a shoo-in. 

You have the technical expertise.

You’re the highest performing employee in your department.

Here’s the catch:

Being good at what you do doesn’t mean that you will be a good leader.

Being the most talented or knowledgeable employee in your line of work isn't a guarantee that you will be effective at holding others accountable and inspiring their best work.

Fortunately, you can learn to be a leader, and if you already are a leader, you can learn to be a better one.

Leadership isn't just something that a select few people are born with. Leadership is a skill you can develop.

Here are six steps to help you as you prepare yourself for leadership success:

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Here's to your success,

-Glenn Marczewski, Living As A Leader Online Content Creator