From Gemma's TEDx talk, I've learned about the critical role of emotional intelligence in leadership and team performance. Her insights emphasize the importance of acknowledging and managing emotions consciously to achieve positive outcomes. I appreciate her emphasis on creating spaces for open communication and fostering a supportive environment where colleagues can share their emotions. Gemma's experience as a financial services expert and CEO adds credibility to her message, highlighting the practical application of emotional intelligence in real-world settings. Her work as an emotional intelligence consultant and the establishment of the "Instituto de Inteligencia Emocional" demonstrate her commitment to guiding organizations through meaningful cultural transformation projects. Overall, I found her talk informative, insightful, and relevant in today's workplace dynamics.
I really believe that people with a high degree of emotional intelligence, achieve tremendous success in life. This was one of my topics for my speeches for Toastmasters
Emotional intelligence has changed my life. And to be more specific my working on it. Every day I try to boost it. I have been doing it for years and every single exercise proves it’s worth the effort!
I'm in complete admiration of this. I recently stumbled upon something with a similar message, and it was absolutely mesmerizing. "The Art of Meaningful Relationships in the 21st Century" by Leo Flint
what she said is right, when your superiors are understanding person, and they listen to you attentively, certainly, you would appreciate what you have in the organization. This in turn, will create a positive atmosphere in the workplace. Does it something that we are looking for? another thing is that, i am also amazed by the statement that , in positive environment, people can change their motives from competitive to collaborate, which I found brilliant.
The term "emotional intelligence" sometimes causes leaders to overlook this set of critical skills. I'm glad to see this coming more into the discussion.
she is so slow and boring, I had initially thought the fried egg was going to be an interesting analogy only to find out she knew how to fry an egg and it was while frying an egg she realised she was working too hard. Good try but you need to practise story telling.
it is a fact that women are by far more emotional than man..they are more empathetic and understanding, furthermore, they are also sensitive to others, and know their emotional needs. on the other hand, man, using more logic and thinking rather than their emotion. So, I firmly believe that, women are more suitable to talk about this topic because it is so closed to their nature, therefore they can talk about it with a great ease.
She did her best. She is likely Spanish. English is second language for her. I appreciate her composure in front of an audience using a second language. She believes in herself. She is really emotionally intelligent.
From Gemma's TEDx talk, I've learned about the critical role of emotional intelligence in leadership and team performance. Her insights emphasize the importance of acknowledging and managing emotions consciously to achieve positive outcomes. I appreciate her emphasis on creating spaces for open communication and fostering a supportive environment where colleagues can share their emotions. Gemma's experience as a financial services expert and CEO adds credibility to her message, highlighting the practical application of emotional intelligence in real-world settings. Her work as an emotional intelligence consultant and the establishment of the "Instituto de Inteligencia Emocional" demonstrate her commitment to guiding organizations through meaningful cultural transformation projects. Overall, I found her talk informative, insightful, and relevant in today's workplace dynamics.
I really believe that people with a high degree of emotional intelligence, achieve tremendous success in life. This was one of my topics for my speeches for Toastmasters
Emotional intelligence has changed my life. And to be more specific my working on it. Every day I try to boost it. I have been doing it for years and every single exercise proves it’s worth the effort!
I'm in complete admiration of this. I recently stumbled upon something with a similar message, and it was absolutely mesmerizing. "The Art of Meaningful Relationships in the 21st Century" by Leo Flint
She did justice to this concept.
Excellent talk. I agree, Emotional Intelligence has its place in our world.
what she said is right, when your superiors are understanding person, and they listen to you attentively, certainly, you would appreciate what you have in the organization. This in turn, will create a positive atmosphere in the workplace. Does it something that we are looking for? another thing is that, i am also amazed by the statement that , in positive environment, people can change their motives from competitive to collaborate, which I found brilliant.
The term "emotional intelligence" sometimes causes leaders to overlook this set of critical skills. I'm glad to see this coming more into the discussion.
This is such a interesting speech....Emotion energy that moves our self or team and the whole world.
When teamwork receive feed back and ask them for ideas. Understand the emotions as a team and as an individual.
Encendiste algo en mi y me indicaste que estoy en el camino correcto, muchas gracias por tu charla!
Thanks for sharing you valuable information
Amazing talk!!!!
Amazing talk👏👏
That's why family is very important.
*ISLAM give so much about family values. Proud to be a Muslim.*
Managing a team without understanding it's emotion it's like managing a car without license 🤯..
Brilliant explanation 🎉❤😮
I liked that input.
I also liked the optical input
Thank you, amazing talk!!!
Brilliant conversation
Good points🙏
Its cool thAt you figured it out. .
she is so slow and boring, I had initially thought the fried egg was going to be an interesting analogy only to find out she knew how to fry an egg and it was while frying an egg she realised she was working too hard. Good try but you need to practise story telling.
Iam here for an office presentation.
I connect more with this subject of emotional intelligence when I listen to women speak about it than men, why
it is a fact that women are by far more emotional than man..they are more empathetic and understanding, furthermore, they are also sensitive to others, and know their emotional needs. on the other hand, man, using more logic and thinking rather than their emotion. So, I firmly believe that, women are more suitable to talk about this topic because it is so closed to their nature, therefore they can talk about it with a great ease.
Because you are 🌈
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Nice speech.
10X energy.
Did she really hook the audience? I find it hard to keep listening.
Me: scrolling through the comments until she says something interesting.
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It's weird to give a lecture on emotional intelligence and talk about yourself constantly.
Omg!!!!!!!!
The mic is too close to the mouth. My misophonia is getting triggered.
So boring
It really is.
She isn’t comfortable with English not impactful
She made impact with the content and simple presentation. English is just a tool.
She did her best. She is likely Spanish. English is second language for her.
I appreciate her composure in front of an audience using a second language.
She believes in herself.
She is really emotionally intelligent.
She sounds so Greek 😂
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