Leadership Defined
Clarity before commitment.

This diagnostic exists to give you clarity about how you are operating as a leader right now. It is not a personality test but an insight diagnostic to your current leadership capabilities.

Why Leadership Defined exists

 
Most leadership development fails for one reason:
  • Coaching begins before clarity.
Leadership Defined prevents that.
 
It provides a structured, evidence-led view of:
  • Leadership strengths and constraints
  • Decision-making patterns under pressure
  • Readiness for increased scope, scale, or responsibility
Only once this is clear do we decide whether 1:1 coaching is appropriate.
 
Sometimes it is. Sometimes it isn’t.
 
Both outcomes are valuable.
The Process

What can you expect from this process?

Step 1 — Complete the diagnostic
You’ll answer a structured set of questions designed to surface how leadership is currently operating — not how it’s intended to.
Step 2 — Receive your insight report
Your results are analysed and collated into a clear leadership profile.
Step 3 — Executive decision debrief (30 minutes)
We review the findings together and determine next steps.
 
This may include:
  • a recommendation for 1:1 coaching
  • a different intervention
  • or no further work at this stage
There is no obligation beyond this point.
How this connects to coaching

1:1 executive coaching is only offered by recommendation, following Leadership Defined.

If coaching is recommended:

  • scope and structure will be outlined clearly
  • fees and expectations will be explicit
  • the work will be targeted and purposeful

If coaching is not recommended, we will say so, and the process ends here. This is intentional.

What this does not do

Leadership Defined is not:

  • a coaching session

  • a personality test

  • a development programme

  • a promise of further work

  • It exists to protect time, effort, and investment,  yours and ours.