A recent Gallup poll suggests that 70% of employees who quit their jobs ultimately leave due to unsatisfactory management and leadership. In fact, one of the most common challenges in the workplace today is an uninspiring company culture that features aggressive or inadequate communication and leaves employees feeling devalued. Companies across the US are investing in developmental education to help employees advance their careers and drive results, but the true challenge lies in developing effective managers and leaders.
Building leaders goes beyond a title or job role. It truly lies in cultivating the Emotional Intelligence that research shows makes up 75% of our personal and professional success. When we learn to lead ourselves, then and only then can we have a positive, transformative impact on our team growth, organizational growth, and of course our own personal and professional growth.
Emotional Intelligence Can Help You...
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Overcome confidence crushers that hinder your leadership
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Develop self-awareness and accurate self assessment
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Manage your stress and regulate your emotions
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Build empathy and set expectations, at the same time
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Build best practices for motivating, coaching, and mentoring your team
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Help you engage your audience and keep them with you while presenting, speaking, and leading a meeting
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Build strategies to resolve conflict and increase effective communication
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Discover the eight learning styles every leader needs to know
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AND MORE!