Lead, and be worth following
Be the kind of leader that makes the world a better place.
Being a leader is tough. Being an exceptional one is even tougher. Juggling multiple priorities, developing your people, feeling like you can never do enough – piled on top of the pressure to deliver – the pressure to perform can be, well, overwhelming. Burnout is real and sometimes you wonder how you can keep doing it all.
Hi, I’m Kerry Siggins, and I get how hard it is to be a leader.
How? Because I have been a CEO for over a decade, and I have succumbed to burnout due to constant pressure. I have driven myself (and my team) crazy, made huge mistakes, pushed past what I thought I was capable of, and came out the other side a stronger and better-respected leader. Part of my passion and purpose is to help other leaders do the same.
By sharing experiences through my blog and podcast, I can help you…
Communicate more effectively
Handle conflict like a champ
Develop your team
Find purpose and meaning in your work
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My 3-Step Process for Becoming an Exceptional Leader
Most leaders never feel like they’re doing enough. That’s why as a CEO and leadership influencer, I’ve created a simple process for leaders who want to become exceptional at what they do. To become a leader worth following. To feel confident and make a full impact.
Show Up
Make a commitment to do the work. Put yourself out there, even if it means being vulnerable.
Dig Deep
Take a hard look in the mirror and be honest about what you see to develop self-awareness needed to take your leadership to the next level.
Be Impactful
Exceptional leaders want to make the world a better place. We need better leaders. Be an impactful leader.
I know that you want to be a successful, impactful leader.
In order to do that, you need to develop the leadership skills to meet the demands of your work and life. The problem is, you are juggling a lot of priorities and the pressure to perform is intense.
You feel like no matter what, it’s never enough, and you’re frustrated by the results.
I believe your team and family need you and your gifts. You can lead yourself and others to their full potential.
I get how lonely it feels at the top. As a CEO of two companies, leadership blogger, and podcast host, I understand both the bright and dark sides of leadership. I’ve experienced it myself. Want to learn more?
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