Published: 03 August 2023
Summary
Many executives lack objective voices and perspectives, making leadership a lonely place. This can contribute to career stagnation and missed opportunities. Executives can uncover blind spots and become better leaders by acting on three lessons practiced by professional opera singers.
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Key Findings
Ninety-four percent of leaders report that their overall confidence as a leader improved due to leadership coaching, yet almost 40% of executives are without one, depriving them of an external perspective.
Leaders can benefit from having a number of different external and internal objective voices to help them develop different skills and competencies at different times for different situations.
Recommendations
Executives that are struggling to develop and feel isolated should adopt lessons from professional opera singers:
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