343 | Rowan Walsh | Building Confidence and Embracing Challenges

In today's episode of the Leaders of Tomorrow podcast, Chris Thomson interviews Rowan Walsh, a remarkable young leader whose journey is truly inspiring. Initially unsure about his leadership potential, Rowan's perspective changed dramatically after a pivotal moment. Now, as he enters his fifth year in the program, he's about to take on the role of a part-time coach.

 

During this insightful discussion, Rowan delves deep into his metamorphosis from a directionless student to a self-assured and impactful leader within the Student Works program. He generously shares the pivotal moments, setbacks, and challenges that have punctuated his transformative journey, offering invaluable insights into resilience, determination, and the unwavering pursuit of excellence.

 

You will find out how Rowan learned the importance of setting high expectations, taking action in the face of adversity, and seeking guidance from experienced coaches.

 

You will learn about the power of asking yourself "why not?" and breaking out of the carpool lane to pursue your own path as a leader of tomorrow.

 

Furthermore, Rowan provides a glimpse into the profound and enduring lessons he has acquired through his participation in the program. He reflects on how these lessons are not only shaping his present but also serving as a compass guiding his future endeavors.

 

Listen now and enjoy!

What You Will Learn In This Show:

• Rowan’s transformation from a directionless student to a confident leader
• Overcoming setbacks and challenges in the Student Works program
• The importance of setting high expectations and taking action
• The power of asking yourself "why not?" and pursuing your own path
• Insights into building a strong peer network and seeking mentorship
• Tips for developing the confidence to tackle increasingly significant challenges
• The role of adaptability and resilience in leadership
• How to make choices that keep multiple career options open for the future
• And so much more…

 

Resources:

Student Works