This course offers twenty actionable and highly beneficial habits that you can build into your life to get you one step — or twenty — closer to flourishing as an executive leader.

Developing executive presence demands a rich knowledge of self. After this lesson, you'll be able to identify your key values and translate them into a clear statement of your identity.

People are driven by a variety of motivations, but knowing yours is key to leading authentically and consistently. After this lesson, you'll have some strategies to articulate those questions that are most important to you.

We all know that technology has given us shorter attention spans than ever. After this lesson, you'll be able to practice moments of quiet to settle and focus your mind.

Leadership is challenging, there's no doubt about it, and having a reserve of confidence and strength can make all the difference in carrying you through. After this lesson, you'll be able to identify where you draw strength from.

In the face of particularly difficult situations, a great leader needs to have courage. After this lesson, you'll be able to take courage in just the right way and at just the right time.

Leaders in particular need to lead disciplined lives given that so many people rely on you to keep things afloat. After this lesson, you'll understand the importance of setting up early wins for yourself to keep your habits on track.

The health of our bodies has an enormous effect on our mental well-being. After this lesson, you'll be able to put small, concrete steps in place to ensure your body can keep up with your schedule.

Adding in structure to your day is necessary for building self-discipline. After this lesson, you'll be able to apply strategies to help you build and stick to routines.

You already know how important it is to prepare for meetings and presentations. Your daily routine is no different. After this lesson, you'll be able to make your routine stick by preparing it the night before.

It's not enough to just set the goals you want to achieve. You also need to ensure you're putting strategies in place that will get you there. After this lesson, you'll be able to reframe your goals in light of what is and what isn't working to help you reach them.

There are likely innumerable things you could be working on at any moment, but being able to sustain focus on one task will level up your productivity. After this lesson, you'll be able to employ deep work to improve the quality and efficiency of your work.

Developing the habit of gratitude not only improves your mood but also surprisingly, boosts your physical health. After this lesson, you'll have two strategies to start building gratitude in your own life.

The smartest people know to always seek out those even smarter than them. After this lesson, you'll know the importance of staying curious and have the skills to always have a question at the ready.

When working with others, it can be easy to assume their intentions and think you know best. But this can lead to frustration and missed opportunities for connection. This lesson will share methods to build a mindset of positive intentionality with others.

Motivating those around you is necessary for achieving goals and effectively leading a team or organization. This lesson will show you how to inspire others by cultivating their sense of belonging and demonstrating your own authenticity.

To be a great leader, you don't have to go it alone. Building a rich web of connections will help you flourish in your career and your company. After this lesson, you'll have a concrete process to develop your connections with integrity.

We never outgrow our need for a great teacher who can see our blind spots and encourage us to take our next steps. After this lesson, you'll be able to find your next guide to ensure you're continuing to develop professionally.

Being able to tell a compelling and cohesive story will help inspire your team and ensure your organization's vision stands out. After this lesson, you'll be able to develop the skill of storytelling in your own life and organization.

Being a leader often means being responsible for tough decisions. After this lesson, you'll be able to employ three filters to ensure you're making the best decision you're capable of.

Successful leaders are those who know they should never stop learning. After this lesson, you'll be able to start building a regular reading practice to keep your mind sharp and your knowledge growing.

The instruction gives final tips and shares other resources which will help you in your quest to become a better leader.