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Apparently, it’s easy to find fault with your boss. Executive coaches at LEADx routinely hear about micromanagement, lack of support, lack of recognition, poor communication, infrequent one-on-ones, rude behavior, and so on.

Give Your Boss A Break: See The Human Behind The Role

November 12, 2024
Emotional intelligence (EQ) has an ever-growing body of research showing that it’s one of the most important skills in the workplace. EQ training has been connected to increased employee engagement, improved sales, improved customer satisfaction, and even to earning a higher salary. 

Three Science-Backed Strategies To Grow Your Emotional Intelligence

November 12, 2024

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Self-doubt is like an invasive vine: It creeps in subtly and, if left unchecked, entangles every branch of your life.

Three Unusually Effective Strategies For Overcoming Self-Doubt

October 21, 2024
Emotional specificity matters—a lot. Research shows that the more specific you get about your emotions, the better you can manage them. 

The Ultimate Self-Awareness Strategy: ‘Emotion Funneling’

October 21, 2024
Since we are hardwired to think in stories, the ability to recognize stories and use them to communicate is invaluable. Research links storytelling to being more engaging, being more persuasive, and feeling happier and less stressed. 

Why Storytelling Is An Emotional Intelligence Cheat Code

October 8, 2024
As leadership development expert Jack Zenger writes in his Harvard Business Review article, the average age of a new leader is 30.

How To Build A Thriving Emerging Leader Program

October 8, 2024
Steve Jobs famously spoke these final words as he lay on his deathbed: “Oh wow. Oh wow. Oh wow.” Jobs’ sister, Mona Simpson, was there beside him and wrote in her eulogy about this moment saying, “With that will, that work ethic, that strength, there was also sweet Steve's capacity for wonderment.” Above fear, anxiety, sadness, and a whole slew of other emotions, Jobs expressed curiosity. 

How To Harness Curiosity As An Emotional Intelligence Strategy

September 23, 2024
There is no shortage of articles and advice on how to control your anger. “Take a deep breath, count to ten, exercise, limit your caffeine intake, meditate,” and so on. But, imagine if you could use anger to your advantage. What if you could channel your anger to improve your performance?

How To Channel Anger As An Emotional Intelligence Strategy

September 23, 2024
One of the greatest myths of emotional intelligence is the notion that certain emotions are inherently “good” while others are “bad.” This misconception leads people to think they should ignore or suppress “bad” emotions and only embrace “good” ones. 

Five Ways To Use ‘Bad’ Emotions To Grow Your Emotional Intelligence

September 18, 2024
Despite the ever-growing need to have a pipeline of leaders ready to step up, many companies flounder to put together a strong emerging leading program. In fact, many don’t have one at all.

How To Design And Deliver An MBA-Style Emerging Leader Program

September 9, 2024
Why You Need To Be A ‘Self-Reliant Leader’

Why You Need To Be A ‘Self-Reliant Leader’

September 9, 2024
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