How Senior Leaders Can Take Back Time, Energy, and Attention

Feeling overwhelmed as a senior leader, constantly putting out fires and managing everyone else’s priorities? In this episode, Kimberly Benoit walks you through the Leadership Energy League assessment to help you reclaim your time, energy, and focus.

How to audit where your leadership time and energy actually go vs. where they should go

The four key buckets of work: high-impact, necessary-but-delegatable, urgent-but-low-value, and energy drains

Practical examples of shifting away from micromanagement toward strategic leadership

Strategies for setting boundaries and creating effective systems that protect your time

Actionable steps to identify your biggest energy drain and set boundaries that stick

Ready to work smarter, not harder? Dive in and start changing the way you lead today!


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To learn more about Kimberly J Benoit or how you can work with her, check out her website, kimberlyjbenoit.com, or find her on LinkedIn.

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