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  • Discover the Power of Emotions in Leadership

    Having a strong emotional vocabulary is a game-changer, especially in leadership roles. Leaders who are emotionally savvy can navigate human interactions smoothly and lead diverse teams effectively Emotional literacy is linked to improved decision-making in leaders. Our tips to level up leading with emotional intelligence; Develop a robust emotional vocabulary to allow for your leaders to muscle up on emotional intelligence.

  • Emotional Literacy can open up a new world for todays leaders.

    discussed how emotional intelligence (EQ) helps us understand and manage emotions in ourselves, and others, leading In challenging situations, unaddressed emotions can actually lead to dysfunction and discord. ✔️Emotional literacy is linked to leadership and decision-making. my situation - despite attempting to stay rational, we all neglected our emotions (major mistake), leading Here are our tips for leaders.

  • How the New York Marathon shaped my leadership, inspiring PeopleQ.

    This was the moment I was awoken to leading a purposeful life, focusing on contribution rather than gain It would be the start of a new journey and future, leading to PeopleQ in 2018. And how a desire to be a role-model for others helps you dive head first into challenges. These experiences inform the person I am when working with our clients to deliver powerful leadership programs that support leaders to inform their own journey.

  • What do leaders bring into the coaching arena?  And what's off the table?

    Our curiosity led us to analyze data from the past 4 years and use a heatmap approach to validate the In technically led sectors where leaders are promoted for their technical IQ, conversations were consumed senior leadership team and the frontline leaders, with an inconsistent CEO consuming the majority of challenges senior leaders faced. Courageous conversations, leading authentically and giving and receiving feedback stemmed off of the

  • To Motivate? Inspire? or Influence?  Leaders, which will it be!

    As leaders there are times when you need all of the above.  Influence also plays a role when you're emerging as a leader. It was a conundrum I needed to get my head around quickly. When it came to leading my team, I preferred to muscle up on my ability to motivate and inspire, because We have a number of leadership programs for leaders such as our Ignite Program for Leaders and RiseUP

  • A Barometer for Leadership Success

    barometer for leadership success. You may replay feedback and advice received (managing to put more emphasis on the constructive bits), reading other leaders, and by the masses of leadership content and research available. Let them guide your choices, and how you lead. As we like to say, blaze your own leadership trail.

  • The Power of Executive Coaching: Revolutionizing Leadership Development

    Whilst across the globe we are revolutionising the way we lead, organisations are still relying on traditional methods of leadership development. interventions and strategies that align with the leader's needs. guide and holding leaders accountable for growth, keeping leaders focused and committed to their goals The positive impact leads to sustainable growth.

  • Unleashing the power of leadership: A guide to Inspiring and Influencing others!

    But what does it take to be an exceptional leader? Exceptional leaders lead by example and embody the values they expect from their team members. They understand the importance of leaving people better than they found them. Resilience and Adaptability: Leadership is not without its challenges and setbacks. This kind of leadership power drives organisations to new heights.

  • Leaders, does it pay to be liked?

    Nice leaders don’t have to finish last. like-ability can and does win and is far from being ineffective or merely seen as a soft approach to leading It's about connecting with employees on an emotional level and leading with empathy, trust and kindness PeopleQ leadership programs explore the traits that make you more likeable as a leader and how these needed to lead in the fourth industrial revolution, and many of our leadership programs support leaders

  • If you want to retain and attract the best people, focus on workplace culture.

    A positive and supportive environment can lead to increased employee engagement, retention, and productivity In contrast, an unhealthy workplace culture leads to high turnover, low morale, and decreased performance It starts when leaders value transparency, open communication, and respect for everyone. When leaders communicate openly with their teams, it fosters trust and creates an environment where employees When employees are encouraged to share ideas and work together, it leads to greater creativity and innovation

  • Why investing in leaders is an investment in the business.

    Leadership is a vital capability in any successful organization. Empathy: Empathy is a critical trait for leaders. Authenticity: Authenticity helps leaders to build trust with their team. An effective leader is committed to their team’s success. They are willing to invest their time and energy in supporting and developing team members, and they lead

  • Inspiring workplace cultures to thrive, and the role of leaders.

    As people join and leave, dynamics change, shifting culture.  lead. We also took to the streets to ask leaders what they think.  And so the researcher and leaders are aligned! Read part 2 to find out more.

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