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How Emotional Intelligence Will Make You A Great Leader

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In a world where we admire and connect with people who are transparent and authentic, learning to be emotionally intelligent as a leader has become essential. In this video, Neeta explains how the G.R.I.T process provides a neat framework for improving your emotional awareness of others as well as yourself.

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1. Self-awareness

2. Self-regulation

3. Motivation

4. Empathy

5. Social skills
(Parnell & St. Onge 2014)

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The People Currency: Practicing Emotional Intelligence | Jason Bridges | TEDxWabashCollege

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"Whether it is having the appropriate motivation to confidently lead a team, the self-awareness and self-regulation to delegate when necessary or the empathy and social skills necessary for a team to function as a cooperative unit and not individuals, EI is at the core of successful nursing management."

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Leadership tutorial: What is emotional intelligence? | lynda.com

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"How We've Been Misled by 'Emotional Intelligence'" | Kris Girrell | TEDxNatick

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Knowing how to respond to others' emotional states is the essence of Emotional Intelligence. But how do we actually learn it? Executive leadership coach Kris Girrell suggests that sometimes the path to becoming intimately aware of our emotions may be a little bumpier than we bargained for, but in the end, results in stronger relationships.