Shannon Waller's Team Success

What Is Situational Leadership, And Why Should Your Team Embrace It?

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Apr 24, 2025
Feeling hesitant to lead? You're not alone! Discover the concept of situational leadership and learn how anyone can take charge and make an impact, regardless of their title. Explore key mindsets from Liz Wiseman's book that empower team members to step up and adapt. Leadership isn't just for the top; it's about leveraging your unique abilities and providing solutions. Tune in to discover how a flexible approach can transform your team dynamics and foster success in uncertain times.
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INSIGHT

Everyone Can Lead Situationally

  • Situational leadership means stepping up based on your unique ability where you provide direction and strategic solutions.
  • Leadership is not just for those at the top; anyone can lead situationally in their expertise area.
ANECDOTE

Executive Assistant as Leader

  • Shannon trusts her executive assistant Katrina to fully manage her schedule and relationships, showcasing leadership in that role.
  • This partnership allows Shannon to focus on her strengths while Katrina leads in her area of expertise.
ADVICE

Five Keys to Situational Leadership

  • To be a situational leader, do the job needed, take ownership, adapt flexibly, make work easier for others, and finish with quality.
  • These behaviors create impact players who lead effectively without seeking permanent leadership roles.
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