Welcome to Leading in Real Life (IRL): Practical Leadership for Everyday Challenges
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- Feb 24
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Great leadership is measured by its impact on the lives of others. Yet, many leaders have never been formally trained in people-leadership skills—all while facing tough decisions and unpredictable challenges every day. That’s why we created Leading in Real Life 1.0 — to give leaders the tools they need in a way that’s easy to apply and engaging.
Our Story
We’re Juanita Rozak and Stacy Chinn, two leadership advisors who have spent decades helping leaders build strong teams, navigate difficult decisions, and create workplaces where people feel motivated to do their best work. Over the years, we kept hearing the same frustrations:
"I was promoted into leadership, but no one ever taught me how to lead others."
"I need simple tools to help me lead the team effectively."
What You’ll Find in Leading in Real Life 1.0
This isn’t just another leadership book. It’s a workbook, designed to be used, written in, and applied immediately. Inside, you’ll find:
✅ Self-reflection exercises to clarify your leadership style and values.
✅ Practical strategies for engaging your team, building trust, and handling tough situations.
✅ Real-world leadership scenarios to help you practice decision-making.
✅ Action planning worksheets so you can take what you learn and implement it right away.
Who This Workbook Is For
Whether you're a new manager, an experienced leader, or someone looking to develop your leadership team, this workbook is built for you. It's practical, easy to use, and designed for real-life leadership—not just theory.
What’s Next?
This is just the beginning! At Leading in Real Life, we’re building a series of workbooks, free leadership templates, and actionable tools to help leaders like you succeed. We’d love to hear from you! Let us know the biggest leadership challenges you face today so we can create more custom tools for you: info@leadinginreallife.com.
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