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Most of us have defining moments in our lives that send us in one direction or another on our personal and professional journeys. For 7-time all-American athlete, former professional runner and sports psychologist Kristin Ihle Molinaroli, Ph.D., (who competed as Kristin Ihle and Kristin Ihle Helledy ), her entry into the sports arena could be described as a comedy of errors. But it is also a lesson in resiliency and strength in the face of adversity.  Winning isn’t everything, but it sure feels good Running was not even on the radar for Ihle when she was a girl. She had dabbled at tap and gymnastics and ballet, but they were not her forte. She recalls that her parents thought she would be good at something, but the things they tried never really panned out. “Then one day, I was in French class in middle school and the teacher announced a mile-and-a-half ‘fun run.’ I had never run before. We were poor, we didn’t have much money back then, and I didn’t have decent shoes. I had ch...

How quickly could you explain your leadership role and purpose if you were asked to do so on the spot? For many leaders, this is a difficult question to answer. But, if you’re unsure what your leadership role and purpose are, don’t worry – you’re not alone. This blog post will explore three simple steps to help you understand your leadership role and purpose. Further, we’ll also discuss the benefits of registering for an executive leadership online course where you can hone your leadership skills and learn more about what it takes to be a successful leader. Defining Leadership Roles First, let’s define what we mean by “leadership role and purpose.” Your leadership role is the specific function or set of responsibilities you have as a leader. Your purpose as a leader is the overarching goal or mission you are working to achieve through your leadership role. For example, if you are the CEO of a company, your leadership role might be to provide strategic direction and oversee the ove...