EQ Hacks: Bite-Size Emotional Intelligence Power Moves
Claim This Podcastby Agnes Le & Celine Teoh
Podcast Overview
<p>We live in a high-tech world, but effective leadership remains a high-touch job. You know emotional intelligence is crucial for good leadership, and want to learn concrete actions that can make an impact immediately.</p><p>In EQ Hacks, Stanford-trained executive coaches Agnes Le and Celine Teoh interview leading experts, top coaches, and real leaders to curate the best emotional intelligence hacks. </p><p>Each episode provides one tested, actionable emotional intelligence technique that you can apply right away to improve your leadership.</p><ul><li>How do you improve your connections at work?</li><li>How do you gain influence with your team and other stakeholders?</li><li>How do you lead with authenticity without losing your credibility?</li><li>How do you manage interpersonal conflicts?</li></ul><p>EQ Hacks Podcast by Leading Edge Lab. </p><p>Music: Tymur Khakimov </p>
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Recent Episodes
January 23, 2022
Michael Wenderoth: The "What would so-and-so do?" hack to get unstuck
<p>We all get stuck sometimes. And it doesn't help that we solve problems the same way over and over again.<br/><br/>In this episode, executive coach Michael Wenderoth offers a hack to get us out of that rut: "What would so-and-so do"? Pick someone who is very different from you. A quick 5 minute brainstorm can generate a diversity of ideas!<br/><br/>Michael Wenderoth is an Executive Coach who focuses on building power, navigating politics and managing up. Using research-based methods, he helps executives rethink their assumptions about power and authenticity to become more effective at work. <br/><br/>In addition to his global coaching practice, Michael lectures on leadership at IE Business School (Spain), coaches in executive education at Stanford Business School, and spent more than 20 years in senior roles in high growth companies in China, the U.S. and Europe. <br/><br/>He holds an MBA from Stanford Business School, a BA from Carleton College, and has published in <em>Harvard Business Review (HBR), HBR Ascend</em> and <em>Forbes</em>. <a href='https://changwenderoth.com/'>Website</a> and <a href='https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelchangwenderoth/'>Bio</a>.<br/><br/>Resources:<br/>Michael's <a href='https://www.forbes.com/sites/michaelcwenderoth/2020/05/15/the-constraints-that-move-us-forward-how-covid-19-has-sparked-creative-solutions/?sh=69fd25127237'>Forbes article</a> about constraints<br/><br/></p>
July 21, 2021
Ed Batista on the "MESS" hack to build emotional capacity
<p>Ed Batista is a prominent Executive Coach in Silicon Valley who counts technology company CEOs and leaders in various fields as his clients. He coaches senior executives who are facing a challenge or who would like to be fulfilled and effective in their roles.</p><p>Ed is also a lecturer at the Stanford Graduate School of Business, teaches a course called “The Art of Self Coaching”, and used to teach “Interpersonal Dynamics” (popularly known as “Touchy Feely”), the schools’ most popular elective. </p><p>In today’s episode, he talks about the “M.E.S.S." hack for building emotional capacity so we can regulate our responses to stressful situations. If you've ever had a knee-jerk reaction to tough situations, regretted actions you've taken in response to triggering events, and would like to be more intentional about your actions, this episode is for you!</p><p>Ed has been blogging since 2004 and has a wealth of resources, as well as game-changing and practical thought leadership on his site: <a href='http://www.edbatista.com/'>www.edbatista.com</a>. If you can’t hire Ed as a coach, his blog provides generous insight into “The Art of Self Coaching”, “Touchy Feely”, and his thoughtful approach. You can also check out this <a href='https://www.edbatista.com/2020/07/how-to-stay-grounded-in-chaos.html'>post</a> he wrote on managing emotions, that touches on his discussion with us. We <em>highly</em> recommend it! <br/><br/>You can also follow Ed on Twitter at <br/><em>https://twitter.com/edbatista</em></p>
July 13, 2021
Ed Batista on the "Impulse to Hurry" Hack: Slow Down and Avoid Mistakes
<p>Ed Batista is a prominent Executive Coach in Silicon Valley who counts technology company CEOs and leaders in various fields as his clients. He coaches senior executives who are facing a challenge or who would like to be fulfilled and effective in their roles.</p><p>Ed is also a lecturer at the Stanford Graduate School of Business, teaches a course called “The Art of Self Coaching”, and used to teach “Interpersonal Dynamics” (popularly known as “Touchy Feely”), the schools’ most popular elective. </p><p>In today’s episode, he talks about “The Impulse to Hurry is a Signal to Slow Down” hack, which helps people avoid mistakes rooted in cognitive bias. If you’ve ever felt the pressure to check something off your to-do list quickly, or felt the need to “get it over with” when having to deliver bad news, this episode is for you!</p><p>Ed has been blogging since 2004 and has a wealth of resources, as well as game-changing and practical thought leadership on his site: <a href='http://www.edbatista.com/'>www.edbatista.com</a>. If you can’t hire Ed as a coach, his blog provides generous insight into “The Art of Self Coaching”, “Touchy Feely”, and his thoughtful approach. We <em>highly</em> recommend it! <br/><br/>You can also follow Ed on Twitter at <br/><em>https://twitter.com/edbatista</em></p>
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<p>We live in a high-tech world, but effective leadership remains a high-touch job. You know emotional intelligence is crucial for good leadership, and want to learn concrete actions that can make an impact immediately.</p><p>In EQ Hacks, Stanford-trained executive coaches Agnes Le and Celine Teoh interview leading experts, top coaches, and real leaders to curate the best emotional intelligence hacks. </p><p>Each episode provides one tested, actionable emotional intelligence technique that you can apply right away to improve your leadership.</p><ul><li>How do you improve your connections at work?</li><li>How do you gain influence with your team and other stakeholders?</li><li>How do you lead with authenticity without losing your credibility?</li><li>How do you manage interpersonal conflicts?</li></ul><p>EQ Hacks Podcast by Leading Edge Lab. </p><p>Music: Tymur Khakimov </p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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