* Online course: https://www.voiceofthebusinessacademy.com/course/emotional-intelligence-ei-leadership-development Emotional Intelligence (EI) is the ability to understand and manage your own emotions, and those of the people on your team or around you. People with a high degree of emotional intelligence know what they're feeling, what their emotions mean, and how these emotions can impact others. For leaders, having emotional intelligence is essential for success in business. The five primary elements of emotional intelligence are self-awareness, self-regulation, motivation, empathy, and social skills. To be effective, the better a leader relates to and works with others, the more successful they will be. This webinar will step you through all of the elements of emotional intelligence and how to incorporate them into your leadership development to improve relationships, build trust, and create a teamwork culture. The more that you, as a leader, manage each of these elements, the higher your emotional intelligence. So, let's look at each element in more detail and examine how you can grow as a leader.

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Quick Introduction of Webinar

4. Background of Emotional Intelligence
• Emotional information plays a critical role in our working lives
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

5. Background of Emotional Intelligence
• Emotional information plays a critical role in our working lives
• Business leaders who can embrace the emotional side of an organization will infuse
strength and meaning into management structures
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

6. Background of Emotional Intelligence
• Emotional information plays a critical role in our working lives
• Business leaders who can embrace the emotional side of an organization will infuse
strength and meaning into management structures
• Before the 1990s Emotional Intelligence had been an overlooked skill set
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

7. Background of Emotional Intelligence
• Emotional information plays a critical role in our working lives
• Business leaders who can embrace the emotional side of an organization will infuse
strength and meaning into management structures
• Before the 1990s Emotional Intelligence had been an overlooked skill set
• Made popular by Daniel Goleman
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

8. Background of Emotional Intelligence
• Emotional information plays a critical role in our working lives
• Business leaders who can embrace the emotional side of an organization will infuse
strength and meaning into management structures
• Before the 1990s Emotional Intelligence had been an overlooked skill set
• Made popular by Daniel Goleman
• “Emotion” and “Intelligence”
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

9. Background of Emotional Intelligence
• Emotional information plays a critical role in our working lives
• Business leaders who can embrace the emotional side of an organization will infuse
strength and meaning into management structures
• Before the 1990s Emotional Intelligence had been an overlooked skill set
• Made popular by Daniel Goleman
• “Emotion” and “Intelligence”
• EI refers to the capacity to understand and explain emotions – and enhance thought
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

10. Background of Emotional Intelligence
• Emotional information plays a critical role in our working lives
• Business leaders who can embrace the emotional side of an organization will infuse
strength and meaning into management structures
• Before the 1990s Emotional Intelligence had been an overlooked skill set
• Made popular by Daniel Goleman
• “Emotion” and “Intelligence”
• EI refers to the capacity to understand and explain emotions – and enhance thought
• High EI leaders develop stronger teams and communicate more effectively
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

11. So What is Emotional Intelligence?
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

12. So What is Emotional Intelligence?
• Emotion Intelligence is the ability to identify, assess, and manage your emotions
and the impact of others
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

13. So What is Emotional Intelligence?
• Emotion Intelligence is the ability to identify, assess, and manage your emotions
and the impact of others
• It is a combination of emotional and social skills with competencies that influence
our overall capability to cope effectively with the pressures and demands of work
and life
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

14. So What is Emotional Intelligence?
• Emotion Intelligence is the ability to identify, assess, and manage your emotions
and the impact of others
• It is a combination of emotional and social skills with competencies that influence
our overall capability to cope effectively with the pressures and demands of work
and life
• Emotion Quotient, or EQ, is how Emotional Intelligence is measured
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

15. So What is Emotional Intelligence?
• Emotion Intelligence is the ability to identify, assess, and manage your emotions
and the impact of others
• It is a combination of emotional and social skills with competencies that influence
our overall capability to cope effectively with the pressures and demands of work
and life
• Emotion Quotient, or EQ, is how Emotional Intelligence is measured
• Emotional Intelligence is critical for:
1. Relating better to other people
2. Form healthier relationships
3. Achieve greater success in business
4. Lead a more fulfilling business and personal life
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

16. So What is Emotional Intelligence?
• Emotion Intelligence is the ability to identify, assess, and manage your emotions
and the impact of others
• It is a combination of emotional and social skills with competencies that influence
our overall capability to cope effectively with the pressures and demands of work
and life
• Emotion Quotient, or EQ, is how Emotional Intelligence is measured
• Emotional Intelligence is critical for:
1. Relating better to other people
2. Form healthier relationships
3. Achieve greater success in business
4. Lead a more fulfilling business and personal life
• The ability to express and control your own emotions is important. It is also very
important to understand, interpret, and respond to emotions of others
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

17. So What is Emotional Intelligence?
• Emotion Intelligence is the ability to identify, assess, and manage your emotions
and the impact of others
• It is a combination of emotional and social skills with competencies that influence
our overall capability to cope effectively with the pressures and demands of work
and life
• Emotion Quotient, or EQ, is how Emotional Intelligence is measured
• Emotional Intelligence is critical for:
1. Relating better to other people
2. Form healthier relationships
3. Achieve greater success in business
4. Lead a more fulfilling business and personal life
• The ability to express and control your own emotions is important. It is also very
important to understand, interpret, and respond to emotions of others
• Researchers suggest Emotional Intelligence can be learned and strengthened,
while others claim it is a characteristic a person is inherently born with
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

18. Emotional Intelligence and Business
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

19. Emotional Intelligence and Business
Emotion Intelligence is important in business because:
• Facilitates improved performance
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

20. Emotional Intelligence and Business
Emotion Intelligence is important in business because:
• Facilitates improved performance
• Better understand and motivate others
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

21. Emotional Intelligence and Business
Emotion Intelligence is important in business because:
• Facilitates improved performance
• Better understand and motivate others
• Outstanding leaders tend to possess high EI levels
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

22. Why is Emotional Intelligence So Important?
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23. Why is Emotional Intelligence So Important?
Emotional Intelligence impacts:
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24. Elements of Emotional Intelligence
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25. Elements of Emotional Intelligence
1. Self-awareness
2. Self-regulation
3. Motivation
4. Empathy
5. Social skills
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

26. Elements of Emotional Intelligence
1. Self-awareness
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27. Elements of Emotional Intelligence
1. Self-awareness:
• You always know how you feel
• Your emotions and actions can impact others
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

28. Elements of Emotional Intelligence
1. Self-awareness:
• You always know how you feel
• Your emotions and actions can impact others
Ways to improve your self-awareness:
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

29. Elements of Emotional Intelligence
1. Self-awareness:
• You always know how you feel
• Your emotions and actions can impact others
Ways to improve your self-awareness:
ü Keep a journal
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

30. Elements of Emotional Intelligence
1. Self-awareness:
• You always know how you feel
• Your emotions and actions can impact others
Ways to improve your self-awareness:
ü Keep a journal
ü Slow down
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31. Elements of Emotional Intelligence
2. Self-regulation:
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32. Elements of Emotional Intelligence
2. Self-regulation:
• Rarely verbally attack others
• Rarely make rushed or emotional decisions
• Don’t stereotype people or compromise their values
• Self-regulation is about staying in control
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

33. Elements of Emotional Intelligence
2. Self-regulation:
• Rarely verbally attack others
• Rarely make rushed or emotional decisions
• Don’t stereotype people or compromise their values
• Self-regulation is about staying in control
Ways to improve your self-regulation:
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

34. Elements of Emotional Intelligence
2. Self-regulation:
• Rarely verbally attack others
• Rarely make rushed or emotional decisions
• Don’t stereotype people or compromise their values
• Self-regulation is about staying in control
Ways to improve your self-regulation:
ü Know your values
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

35. Elements of Emotional Intelligence
2. Self-regulation:
• Rarely verbally attack others
• Rarely make rushed or emotional decisions
• Don’t stereotype people or compromise their values
• Self-regulation is about staying in control
Ways to improve your self-regulation:
ü Know your values
ü Hold yourself accountable
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

36. Elements of Emotional Intelligence
2. Self-regulation:
• Rarely verbally attack others
• Rarely make rushed or emotional decisions
• Don’t stereotype people or compromise their values
• Self-regulation is about staying in control
Ways to improve your self-regulation:
ü Know your values
ü Hold yourself accountable
ü Practice being calm
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

37. Elements of Emotional Intelligence
3. Motivation
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

38. Elements of Emotional Intelligence
3. Motivation
• Work consistently through goals
• High quality standards for their work
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

39. Elements of Emotional Intelligence
3. Motivation
• Work consistently through goals
• High quality standards for their work
How to improve your motivation:
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

40. Elements of Emotional Intelligence
3. Motivation
• Work consistently through goals
• High quality standards for their work
How to improve your motivation:
ü Re-examine why you’re doing your job
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

41. Elements of Emotional Intelligence
3. Motivation
• Work consistently through goals
• High quality standards for their work
How to improve your motivation:
ü Re-examine why you’re doing your job
ü Know where you stand
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

42. Elements of Emotional Intelligence
3. Motivation
• Work consistently through goals
• High quality standards for their work
How to improve your motivation:
ü Re-examine why you’re doing your job
ü Know where you stand
ü Be hopeful and find something good
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

43. Elements of Emotional Intelligence
4. Empathy
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

44. Elements of Emotional Intelligence
4. Empathy
• Ability to put yourself in someone else’s situation
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

45. Elements of Emotional Intelligence
4. Empathy
• Ability to put yourself in someone else’s situation
How to improve your empathy:
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

46. Elements of Emotional Intelligence
4. Empathy
• Ability to put yourself in someone else’s situation
How to improve your empathy:
ü Put yourself in someone else’s position
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

47. Elements of Emotional Intelligence
4. Empathy
• Ability to put yourself in someone else’s situation
How to improve your empathy:
ü Put yourself in someone else’s position
ü Pay attention to body language
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

48. Elements of Emotional Intelligence
4. Empathy
• Ability to put yourself in someone else’s situation
How to improve your empathy:
ü Put yourself in someone else’s position
ü Pay attention to body language
ü Respond to feelings
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

49. Elements of Emotional Intelligence
5. Social skills
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

50. Elements of Emotional Intelligence
5. Social skills
• Great at communicating
• Open to hearing good news and bad news
• Good at managing change and resolving conflicts
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

51. Elements of Emotional Intelligence
5. Social skills
• Great at communicating
• Open to hearing good news and bad news
• Good at managing change and resolving conflicts
How to improve your social skills:
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

52. Elements of Emotional Intelligence
5. Social skills
• Great at communicating
• Open to hearing good news and bad news
• Good at managing change and resolving conflicts
How to improve your social skills:
ü Learn conflict resolution
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

53. Elements of Emotional Intelligence
5. Social skills
• Great at communicating
• Open to hearing good news and bad news
• Good at managing change and resolving conflicts
How to improve your social skills:
ü Learn conflict resolution
ü Improve your communication skills
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

54. Elements of Emotional Intelligence
5. Social skills
• Great at communicating
• Open to hearing good news and bad news
• Good at managing change and resolving conflicts
How to improve your social skills:
ü Learn conflict resolution
ü Improve your communication skills
ü Learn to praise others
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

55. Elements of Emotional Intelligence
1. Self-awareness
2. Self-regulation
3. Motivation
4. Empathy
5. Social skills
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

56. Other Ways to Improve Emotional Intelligence
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

57. Other Ways to Improve Emotional Intelligence
ü Observe how you react to people
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

58. Other Ways to Improve Emotional Intelligence
ü Observe how you react to people
ü Look at your work environment
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

59. Other Ways to Improve Emotional Intelligence
ü Observe how you react to people
ü Look at your work environment
ü Do a self-evaluation
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

60. Other Ways to Improve Emotional Intelligence
ü Observe how you react to people
ü Look at your work environment
ü Do a self-evaluation
ü Examine how you react to stressful situations
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

61. Other Ways to Improve Emotional Intelligence
ü Observe how you react to people
ü Look at your work environment
ü Do a self-evaluation
ü Examine how you react to stressful situations
ü Take responsibility for your actions
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

62. Stats About Emotional Intelligence
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63. Stats About Emotional Intelligence
• Emotional Intelligence based on level
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64. Stats About Emotional Intelligence
• Emotional Intelligence based on level
• Emotional Intelligence based on role
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65. Stats About Emotional Intelligence
• Emotional Intelligence based on level
• Emotional Intelligence based on role
• Emotional Intelligence and IQ
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66. Stats About Emotional Intelligence
• Emotional Intelligence based on level
• Emotional Intelligence based on role
• Emotional Intelligence and IQ
• Emotional Intelligence and personality
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

67. Stats About Emotional Intelligence
• Emotional Intelligence based on level
• Emotional Intelligence based on role
• Emotional Intelligence and IQ
• Emotional Intelligence and personality
• Emotional Intelligence and age
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

68. Stats About Emotional Intelligence
• Emotional Intelligence based on level
• Emotional Intelligence based on role
• Emotional Intelligence and IQ
• Emotional Intelligence and personality
• Emotional Intelligence and age
• Emotional Intelligence and gender
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

69. Stats About Emotional Intelligence
• Emotional Intelligence based on level
• Emotional Intelligence based on role
• Emotional Intelligence and IQ
• Emotional Intelligence and personality
• Emotional Intelligence and age
• Emotional Intelligence and gender
• Emotional Intelligence and job performance
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

70. How Are Organizations Hiring?
• Signs of self-awareness
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

71. How Are Organizations Hiring?
• Signs of self-awareness
• Ability to self-regulate
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72. How Are Organizations Hiring?
• Signs of self-awareness
• Ability to self-regulate
• Signs of empathy
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73. How Are Organizations Hiring?
• Signs of self-awareness
• Ability to self-regulate
• Signs of empathy
• Ability to display social skills
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74. Hints
Emotional Intelligence (EI)

75. Hints
• Listen first – then talk…maybe
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76. Hints
• Listen first – then talk…maybe
• Never complain
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77. Hints
• Listen first – then talk…maybe
• Never complain
• Volunteer first
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78. Hints
• Listen first – then talk…maybe
• Never complain
• Volunteer first
• Take responsibility – no excuses
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79. Emotional Intelligence Conclusion
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