Leadership is a privilege that requires serving those you lead through collaboration and distributed responsibility, not command and control.

• Leaders must transition from technical expertise to leadership by building a professional leadership library, hiring a coach, and accepting their new role
• The first 90 days in a leadership position are critical: you have 30-60 days before people start evaluating your leadership capabilities
• Regular check-ins with team members should discuss current projects, professional development, and self-care
• Leaders must hire the right people, empower them, and maintain accountability through consistent feedback
• Mentorship is crucial: seek mentors both within and outside your field, and be prepared with specific questions
• Confidence based in knowledge and humility is the "secret sauce" of leadership
• The three C's of leadership success: character, courage, and connections
• Your social media presence reflects your character and is not separate from your professional life
• Build connections by helping others first, not by asking for help

Visit kimdmoore.com to learn more about Dr. Kim D. Moore's leadership coaching, blog posts, and podcast. Her book "You're in the Leadership Chair. Now What?" is available in hardback, softback, and Kindle formats on her website and Amazon.

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