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Karol M. Wasylyshyn, Psy.D. ARE LEADERS BORN OR MADE? 20 April 2017 Karol M. Wasylyshyn, Psy.D.

Leaders are destined to lead

3 destiny factors:   Experience Behavior .

LEADERSHIP: THE WHAT and the HOW

Emotional Intelligence (EQ): Core Leadership Factor – on a par with other leadership competencies

Emotional Intelligence: Four Dimensions SO SMART® Self-Observation Self-Management Attunement Relationship Traction

Self-Observation: The awareness of our emotions --and their effects on others. Core Ability: Perceiving emotions

Self-Management: The ability to control emotions, and to channel them as a resource for achieving work and life objectives. Core Ability: Managing emotions

Attunement: A genuine focus on others that promotes strong relationships. Empathy for others’ concerns. Tuned into organization culture factors. Affirmation of work well done. A genuine focus on others’ concerns. Being tuned into organization culture factors. Core Ability: Using emotions

Relationship Traction: The capacity to form relationships that are “real” not just transactional. Sufficient emotional understanding to build collaborative teams that deliver results. Core Ability: Understanding emotions

“No doubt emotional intelligence is more rare than book smarts, but my experience says it is actually more important in the making of a leader. You just can’t ignore it.” Jack Welch, Wall Street Journal, 1/23/04

The Relentless Champion A Midlife Reinvention The Relentless Champion The Duality Within The Recovering Perfectionist

WHY WERE THESE LEADERS DESTINED TO LEAD?   EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE TOTAL BRAIN LEADERSHIP (TBL)  PRODUCTIVE NARCISSISM

TOOLS for EVOLVING YOUR LEADERSHIP CLARITY GRIT EQi - BarOn Emotional Quotient Inventory (Multi-Health Systems, Inc. - www.mhs.com) VISUAL LEADERSHIP METAPHOR (VLM)

Questions

CONTACT INFORMATION s  Karol M. Wasylyshyn, Psy.D. (WA-SA-LISH-IN)   Email: kwasylyshyn@erols.com Phone: 1 215 627 0855 Website: www.karolwasylyshyn.com