Coming Soon: Season 7

Coaching Real Leaders

Harvard Business Review / Muriel Wilkins

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

4.8 • 660 Ratings

🗓️ 4 March 2024

⏱️ 3 minutes

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Executive coach Muriel Wilkins is back March 11 with a new season of the podcast that takes you behind the scenes of real life executive coaching conversations. On this season of Coaching Real Leaders, you’ll listen in on coaching sessions with leaders working through pressing career challenges like: How can I craft my next role to avoid burnout? Should I return to the C-suite? How can I find a new role that makes use of my strengths and brings me happiness? Can I adjust my workload while still making an impact? Listen in, learn with them, and be sure to subscribe so you never miss an episode.

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0:00.0	Imagine a state where you can get from big cities to big nature in less than half an hour, with some of the best quality of life in the nation.
0:09.1	Welcome to Minnesota, America's least stressed state.
0:12.7	Learn more at exploreminnesota.com slash live.
0:20.0	Music Have you ever accepted a new opportunity, but yearn to get back to doing what you really love and what you think you really excel at?
0:35.3	I'd like to get back to what I consider the role where I shine the most and also the role
0:41.3	that brings me the most happiness. And I'm very clear on why that role is so attractive to me
0:47.7	or why I enjoyed so much. It's because it's one that you never master. I'm used to aiming for
0:52.4	a target, delivering, and then looking for the next challenge.
0:57.0	Have you ever felt like you should be getting more done, but are already putting in so much work?
1:02.3	It's like, okay, yeah, I know I can move the needle. I can chalk up some wins. I can help people
1:09.5	grow. I can get some things done. But at the end of the day, and at the end of the needle, I can chalk up some winds, I can help people grow, I can get some things done.
1:11.9	But at the end of the day and at the end of the month and at the end of the quarter and
1:16.9	or at the end of the year, there's got to be something left.
1:21.8	Have you ever experienced burnout and hope to avoid dealing with it again when you take on a new
1:26.8	role?
1:30.1	I love work. I love the satisfaction of working. So I was very intentional about, I want my next job to be
1:35.9	smaller. I intentionally took an individual contributor role in a capacity that I think I can bring
1:43.0	a lot of value. And so now as I
1:46.4	start my new job in a few days, and as I look ahead, I am asking myself the question, how do you
1:53.0	stay out of burnout this time? I'm leadership coach Muriel Wilkins, and I'm so excited to share that
1:59.3	a new season of coaching real leaders is just around the corner.
2:02.6	Join me as I coach leaders from around the world from different industries and at different career levels,
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