Emotions, Intelligence, and Leadership Can Be Mutually Inclusive

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It's Not All Bad

Stewart Devine

53 episodes

4 days ago

This podcast is created and hosted by Stewart Devine. He is an international traveler, former US Diplomat, imperfect, and an avid consumer of news and politics Stewart does solo and with guest episodes to discuss real issues of everyday life, including politics, humor, and human relations. Listeners will also gain insight into themselves, and latest issues in the US and internationally. He strays off the well-worn path of thoughtless banter. Some show topics are lighthearted while others are truly deep and thought provoking. Listen in wherever you download your podcasts.

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Emotions, Intelligence, and Leadership Can Be Mutually Inclusive

It's Not All Bad

19 minutes 18 seconds

3 years ago

Emotions, Intelligence, and Leadership Can Be Mutually Inclusive

Emotional intelligence or EI has been around for quite some time, since 1990. Often people in leadership positions equate EI to "soft" skills, as if quality and thoughtfully positive emotions are something insignificant and shouldn't be equal to productivity. Fortunately, the are others who believe EI is a must in terms of understanding one's own and the emotions of others. Why would a supervisor, leader, subordinate, or colleague wish to work in a caustic work atmosphere where misunderstandings, mood swings, backbiting, and abusive emotionally behavior is the norm rather than the exception. There are some leaders who appear to have an intuitive high EI, while others struggle with understanding leadership traits, intelligence, and their emotions. Fortunately, EI can be learned.

Hopefully, you're a leader or supervisor, or a person who aspires to gain those positions who values understanding who you are, your aspirations, your positive and negative emotional thresholds, and how you can contribute to building a positive work environment. I discuss this in this episode.

The goal of my podcast is to discuss interesting topics either in solo episodes or with guests and guest-hosts. Sharing thoughts on different issues, especially those that are humorous, thoughtful, and thought-provoking, meaningful, insightful, and even heartwarming at times.

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