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Coaching Real Leaders

Coming Soon: Season 3

Coaching Real Leaders

Harvard Business Review / Muriel Wilkins

Business, Harvard, Careers, Society & Culture, Leaders, Executive, Leadership, Management, Review, Sessions, Hbr, Coaching, C-suite

4.8759 Ratings

🗓️ 18 April 2022

⏱️ 2 minutes

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Summary

Coaching Real Leaders returns May 2 with new coaching sessions, new career challenges, and new leadership lessons. This season, host and longtime executive coach Muriel Wilkins will tackle questions like:

  • How do I move from subject matter expert to business leader?
  • How do I hold myself and my team more accountable?
  • How do I navigate my entrepreneurial interests within a large established company?

Listen in on coaching sessions with real leaders from around the globe, as they work out the challenges they face at work.

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Transcript

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0:00.0

HBR Presents

0:03.0

I'm Uriel Wilkins and season three of coaching real leaders is just around the corner,

0:18.9

which means you can once again join me behind the closed

0:21.6

doors of real coaching sessions as leaders from around the globe address the issue standing in their

0:26.6

way. This season will hear from leaders facing challenges like, how do I move from being a subject

0:32.5

matter expert to a business leader? It's a gift and a curse in some ways because the career which I have built

0:39.4

in this company has propelled in some ways or form by what I have achieved in this specific area.

0:46.4

But it's also got to a place where it defines me as a person in terms of what I bring to the table.

0:53.1

I genuinely would think, yeah, there is a lot more I

0:56.6

could offer. How do I hold my team and ultimately myself more accountable? I need to stop doing it all

1:03.5

myself and bring this talented team along for the ride and actually let go. I've always been one who gives trust. Yet my actions

1:14.0

tell my team, I think, that I don't trust them. And how do I show I can do more than the career

1:19.8

track that I'm on? I could just follow that track and be here 30 years from today doing the same

1:26.3

kind of job.

1:30.5

And I realized that that's not what I want to do.

1:31.6

I want more than that.

1:36.6

I eventually want to have people working under me that I can mentor and coach and grow into a real organization within the organization, if you will.

1:42.9

I'm excited to share these leaders journeys with you when Coaching Real Leaders returns

1:47.4

with season three this May. Subscribe now wherever you get your podcasts. And if you'd like to dive

1:53.5

deeper into each of the new episodes, join me in the Coaching Real Leaders Community for live

1:58.7

episode discussions at Coaching Real Leaders Community.com at coaching real leaders community.com.

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