Not at all.
Most of the friction in workplaces doesn't sit with one person, it sits in the space between people. How conversations land and how assumptions quietly build. This creates avoidance until it can't be anymore. You don't need to be a leader of a team for any of that to affect you.
Whether you're leading a team or simply part of one, the way you show up in conversations, under pressure, in conflict, when things feel stuck, shapes what's possible around you. Individual behaviour change is often what unlocks team performance. Many of our course participants are working in teams not necessarily leading them. If you want clearer conversations, fewer misunderstandings, and less energy wasted on tension that goes nowhere, this work is for you.