Harvard Business School Alumni Panel discuss the growing importance of Emotional Intelligence

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Emotion Roadmap: Take the Wheel and Control How You Feel

Chuck Wolfe, WPKN

14 episodes

5 days ago

Listen to interviews with thought leaders and hear emotional intelligence leader Chuck Wolfe answering calls that teach listeners strategies for managing their own emotions and their emotional relationships with others. Chuck Wolfe is the CEO of Charles J. Wolfe Associates, LLC since 1994, a motivational speaker, leadership coach, consultant, and leading expert in the field of emotional intelligence. His clients include prestigious organizations such as Harvard, Yale, MIT, Exxon/Mobil, Marriot, Allianz, Foxwoods, ESPN, US Army, and the Coast Guard. Since 1999 Chuck has been the volunteer host of radio talk show Emotion Roadmap: Take the Wheel and Control How You Feel on WPKN. He’s a faculty member for the Daniel Goleman Emotional Intelligence Coaching Certification Program.

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Harvard Business School Alumni Panel discuss the growing importance of Emotional Intelligence

Emotion Roadmap: Take the Wheel and Control How You Feel

54 minutes

6 months ago

Harvard Business School Alumni Panel discuss the growing importance of Emotional Intelligence

I organized a panel of experts to discuss the growing importance of emotional intelligence. In this episode I feature Cary Cherniss who has partnered with Dan Goleman to create and run the Consortium for Research on Emotional Intelligence in Organizations (CREIO). Carey has also authored articles and books on emotional intelligence. Other speakers Helen Riess and Richard Boyatzis can be seen and heard on the longer version of the discussion on YouTube.