Effectively Transitioning to a Leadership Role - Jason Roncoroni

<p>Transitioning to a leadership role can be overwhelming. Are you mentally prepared for the task?</p> <p>President of Ordinary Hero Coaching Jason Roncoroni shares best practices to transition into bigger roles.</p> <p style="text-align: center;"></p> <p style="text-align: center;">People who adapt will thrive, and those who don’t will be left behind. -Craig Picken</p> <p style="text-align: center;"> </p> <p style="text-align: center;">Takeaways + Tactics </p> <ul> <li>Stop attaching identity (title) to positions. To thrive, we have to become our most authentic selves.   </li> <li>Effective leaders are those who emulate the type of leadership they have thrived under.  </li> <li>Stop playing it safe. People often avoid leadership positions because they fear change.</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p>Guest Bio</p> <p>Jason Roncoroni is a retired Lieutenant Colonel and former battalion commander from the United States Army. He served 33 months in combat over 3 deployments and has the unique distinction of having transitioned from the military twice. He left the army as a junior captain only to return to the military after 9/11, and he most recently retired after 21 years of active duty service. Since leaving the military, Jason has become a nationally recognized thought leader who has advised senior military leaders, policy makers, and government officials on military transition and reintegration. </p> <p>Jason has also authored white papers and won several awards for innovations related to veteran health and military transition. He has been invited to be a core member of international collaborative efforts created to address issues related to military transition and civilian reintegration, and recently co-authored the book Beyond the Military: A Leader's Handbook for Warrior Reintegration. As the founder of Ordinary Hero Coaching, Inc., he is a nationally recognized executive coach and leadership consultant. He is Commandant's List graduate from the United States Military Academy, the