Increasing your leadership impact by nurturing professional identity


Much of your leadership impact may be invisible to you. You may not even think of yourself as a leader. This webinar with John Niland highlights five characteristics of post-pandemic working and the implications for how you lead:
š You as a nurturer of talent and professional identity
š You as a humanist: the rise of empathy and compassion
š You as a lateral leader: influencing where you donāt have control
š You as a navigator of an uncertain world
š You as a model among peers: inspiring growth beyond work
Feel free to share this webinar with friends or colleagues who may be leading others or looking towards a career in leadership or talent-development.
If you haven’t taken the PI Quiz, John recommends you do so here
(PS: this topic is also available for conferences and professional associations, email john@SelfWorthAcademy.com for more info)
ABOUT JOHN NILAND


John Niland is a professional speaker, as well as being a coach, author and guest lecturer at universities and professional associations. HeĀ works withĀ professionals toĀ beĀ seen and valuedĀ in their work, byĀ buildingĀ a powerful professional identity rooted in self-worth.
Some of his key insights include:
- Energising and re-inventingĀ whoĀ we are at workānot justĀ whatĀ we do
- Fuelling professional life onĀ self-worthĀ rather than self-esteem
- Leading self and others by developing theirĀ professional identity
- Making professional life sustainable and enjoyable, enabling us to work to 75 and beyond
- Raising theĀ valueĀ of our work, as the basis of more opportunity and reward
In 2018, he established The Self-Worth Academy, a global network of professionals passionate about promoting self-worth (and self-awareness) as a foundation for life and work.Ā
John is the author of āThe Self-Worth Safariā. Ā Previous books include āHidden Valueā, āOpportunity Conversationsā and āThe Courage to Askā (co-authored with Kate Daly). He was a co-founder of the European Forum of Independent Professionals and previous CEO of Education for the Children, which works with families in Guatemala to break the cycle of poverty.