About
A dominant leadership style is characterized by assertiveness, decisiveness, and control, with leaders often making quick decisions and maintaining tight authority over their teams. They are highly goal-driven, competitive, and focused on achieving results, sometimes at the expense of collaboration. These leaders tend to lead with an authoritarian approach, setting high expectations and rarely tolerating pushback. While effective in fast-paced or high-pressure environments, this style can lead to burnout, lack of creativity, and dissatisfaction if not balanced with empathy and openness to feedback. The Dominant Leader: From Driving Results to Inspiring People Softening the Edges While Keeping the Fire Dominant leaders are natural drivers—they get things done, set the pace, and push for outcomes. But sometimes, that strength can steamroll collaboration, silence team voices, or limit adaptability. When the focus is only on results, relationships (and resilience) can take a hit. This course helps strong-willed, high-performing leaders balance their power with presence—without losing their edge. Through interactive videos, light-hearted role plays, and real-world scenarios, we help you grow from just leading the charge to bringing people along for the ride. Here’s what we cover, with a strong dose of self-awareness and a touch of humor: Emotional Intelligence & Empathy: Learn how to slow down, truly listen, and lead with understanding—not just urgency. Collaboration & Teamwork: Practice trust-based delegation, inclusive decision-making, and navigating conflict without overpowering others. Adaptability & Open-Mindedness: Embrace flexibility, humility, and the ability to pivot—because great leadership isn’t rigid. Communication & Influence: Explore how to soften your delivery, build rapport, and create space for honest feedback. Coaching & Mentorship: Shift from directing to developing others, creating safe spaces and celebrating wins (big and small).
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