Learning from a bruising defeat!

I watched Scotland crash out of the Euros on Sunday.

It didn't make pleasant viewing.? I could really empathise with the team in the post match interviews and the look on their faces when they landed back in Glasgow last night!?

Ouch - a sore one for sure.

No-one likes to lose.

As leaders we often face moments of setback.? If you're not failing now and again, you might even question whether you are stretching yourself .....?

Defeats, whether on an international stage with the world watching, or within your latest initiative, test your resolve and make you question your strategies.?

Think back to a recent challenge in your leadership journey—perhaps a project that didn't pan out as expected, a goal that seemed increasingly out of reach, or a decision that didn't deliver the desired outcome.?

How did it make you feel??

More importantly, what did it teach you? Here are 3 things that will help you bounce back.

1. Rapid Recovery: Embrace Agility in Leadership

In sport, as in leadership, the ability to recover swiftly from setbacks determines how effectively you can engage with future challenges. Much like a well-led team in any organisation, the Scotland team doesn't have the luxury of dwelling on disappointment. They must look ahead and prepare for their next challenge, and that was certainly a focus of the post-match interviews. In leadership, this translates to embracing agility. It's about being .......

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I'll be sharing more about this in my free 'lead with confidence' masterclass. And you're invited to join me.

???It's on 9th July and you can register here.

See you there!

I'll speak to you again soon,

Until then be brave, be bold, be you!