KGS207 - How Influential Leaders Use Emotional Intelligence to Increase Engagement and Productivity Within The Workplace with Kristin Harper and Kingsley Grant

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There is a commercial that features a very prominent actor who
has a favorite line that says, "It's all about the U Baby!"


Do you know who that is?


Well, it doesn't matter too much if you don't. The only reason I
mention him and the commercial is the emphasis he makes on the
statement "about the U Baby!"


In this case, it's about the 'FLUENCE BABY!" [smile]


Why?


In this episode, you will discover why I use the phrase "I in the
'fluence." Our guest - Kristin Harper - will be taking us on a
quick rapid-fire journey as to how influential leaders use
Emotional Intelligence to increase engagement and productivity.
You want to listen all the way to the end.


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Who is Kristin Harper?


KRISTIN HARPER is the founder of Driven to
Succeed, LLC, a leadership development company, that provides
keynotes and brand consulting for businesses, organizations,
colleges, and high achieving individuals around the world.


She is an award-winning businesswoman who has had more than 30
years of brand and business experience from grassroots startups
to global iconic brands.


Kristin's experience spans both businesses to consumer and
business to business. She is deeply committed to giving back to
her community and is involved in various aspects of community
work.


She is the author of The Heart of a Leader: 52 Emotional
Intelligence Insights to Advance Your Career.


Contact: 


http://www.DriventoSucceedLLC.com


https://www.instagram.com/DriventoSucceedLLC/


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