Learn to Thrive as a Leader

Start to better understand yourself with this self-assessment 'Learning Tool', from Vanderbilt University, designed to help you lead with authenticity, meaning and purpose, thrive as a leader, and avoid burnout for yourself and your team

IEDP Editorial

Thursday 24 October 2019

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Moving up to a leadership role can be daunting. Not only are you leaving behind your professional comfort zone, but you are having to learn and deploy a range of different skills, often with new people and stakeholders, and usually under intense scrutiny.

On the other hand, leadership can be extremely rewarding as a way to fulfil your potential. If by truly understanding yourself you can become an authentic leader, able to inspire your team, you will navigate this and future career transitions successfully and ultimately enjoy a fuller life

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DOWNLOAD: LEARN TO THRIVE AS A LEADER AND LEAD A FULLER LIFE

A complimentary Learning Tool from Owen Graduate School of Management, Vanderbilt University

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In this accessible learning tool Professor Jon Lehman of the Owen Graduate School of Management, Vanderbilt University, offers practical advice – and a self-assessment – based on his extensive industry and teaching experience and research.

Jon offers an easy-to-use 4 step self-assessment tool, for current and would-be leaders, to leading with authenticity, meaning and purpose. An approach that will help them understand their true selves, do meaningful work, and apply design thinking to their own personal growth and development – ensuring they thrive as leaders and avoid burnout for themselves and their teams.

Finally, the learning tool encourages learners to take Time to Reflect with questions designed to help them turn theory into practice.

We’re the B-School built for the persistent. The genuine. The professional who knows he or she hasn’t heard it all before-and uses that humility to grow. To learn. To change. Take note of Vanderbilt. We’re building a new type of business leader-together.