Emotional Intelligence and Emotional Leadership
I appreciate the study done by David Caruso of Work-Life Strategies, John Mayor of University of New Hampshire, and Peter Salovey of Yale University, a colleague, and the one whom I consider as the father of the research on emotional intelligence.
In the book ''Multiple Intelligences and Leadership,'' they have made a clear connection between emotional intelligence and emotional leadership.
Indeed, if we intend to study leadership in the context of emotional intelligence, then we must first understand what leaders do.
Leadership is the influencing of others towards the achievement of a goal. Emotional intelligence can facilitate these functions, but a successful leader will need more than emotional intelligence to accomplish these. …
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Article title: Emotional Intelligence and Emotional Leadership.
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Newspaper title: Manila Bulletin.
Publication date: October 27, 2010.
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