We just published our second book! Here they are: Right Fit Leading: Emotionally Intelligent Team Building Right Fit Leading Video Promo 3D Coaching: Suggestions for a New Approach
We just published our second book! Here they are: Right Fit Leading: Emotionally Intelligent Team Building Right Fit Leading Video Promo 3D Coaching: Suggestions for a New Approach
The details are spelled out in my new book, The Right Fit Leading Process: EI-Based Team Building. I have developed an interactive process for training and developing teams that allows leaders and those they lead to work together in the same session or venue. In practice, it starts with an interactive discussion of emotional intelligence
I just read a post about declining bad LinkedIn connections, and it reminds me of ways to conduct effective networking. The post I read was correct in suggesting that you should read the profile of your intended connection and try to understand whether they might be interested in your connection request or message. Additionally, it
Teaching emotional intelligence and leadership skills should be a two-way exchange of ideas and theories to achieve shared understanding. An example is my second presentation at the University of Connecticut at Hartford in June. This presentation continues my focus on The Right Fit Leading Process and win-win outcomes. Using The RFL Process is valuable because
I enjoyed today’s great session with the energetic students at the University of Connecticut at Hartford’s Executive Leadership Course. During our session, we discussed The Right Fit Leading Process, building emotionally-intelligent teams, creating relationships, and achieving shared understanding. We then progressed to analyzing case studies to closely examine trust in terms of how it is
Being good at Emotional Intelligence (EI) can help you achieve win-win situations. For me, the bottom line of EI is to understand your emotions, and the way you do things based on those emotions, and to understand the emotions of people around you and the way they do things based on those emotions. Then you
I had a great day today presenting Improving Your Emotional Intelligence: Creating a Win-Win Collaborative Culture. I gave the speech to a client conference in Chicago with more than 100 attendees. What was the highlight of my interactive presentation? The importance of remembering that a win-win collaborative culture leads to shared understanding. There are many
Leadership is not about what you say, it is about what you do. The key to leadership is whether what you do resonates with those you lead. If you are emotionally intelligent, empathic, engaging, and collaborative, it should be evident in your actions. This is just as important as what you say. If you listen
One cannot develop leadership by only focusing on the leader and which of their skills need development or improvement. Using Leader-Member Exchange (LMX) Theory, you can understand that leadership development is best done by developing and/or improving the skills of both the leader and those they lead. This approach leads to shared understanding that allows
The Right Fit Leading Process is not new. What is new is the way that new research in the areas of emotional intelligence, empathy, trust, team development. That means a host of other leadership considerations have come together for me. It is now clearer than ever that the way to build successful organizations is to