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EPISODE · May 14, 2024 · 46 MIN

Leadership and Executive Coaching for Modern Leadership Development | Sean Weafer

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The way we work irrevocably changed with COVID - and new requirements for leadership come with that.Being a great leader in the post-COVID age requires new skills and thinking. Authority, expertise, or position are not enough anymore. A new mindset, communication skills, and influence are required to lead effectively.In this episode, Sean Weafer, a seasoned and highly skilled leadership and executive coach, shares his thoughts about the future of leadership in companies. What You'll Discover:- The 4 rules of leadership (post-COVID)- The essential skills for modern leaders- Why business goals are actually driven by personal motivationThe dynamics of leadership have evolved. It's about more than just authority, expertise, or position. Learn what it takes to be a leader in the modern work environment Tune in to update your leadership skills!--Connect with Sean Weaferhttps://www.coachprofessionally.com/county-dublin/dublin/coach/sean-weaferReady to take your personal and professional development journey to the next level? Visit our website for exclusive content and resources: https://www.coachprofessionally.com/

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