You've probably done a leadership programme before. Maybe a few. You took notes, nodded along, posted something thoughtful about it on LinkedIn. By the next Friday, the framework was forgotten. By the time the next quarter started, you were back where you began.
That's not your fault. It's not the trainer's fault either. Most leadership development just tries to do the wrong job, it tells you what good leadership looks like. The problem was never that you didn't know.
Real behaviour change happens differently.
It happens when you do something hard, in a place where doing it wrong is allowed, with someone helpful pointing at what you didn't notice. When you actually get a rehearsal space to practise the hard stuff before you need it.