Emotional Intelligence Speakers

Emotional intelligence (EL) in the workplace has become a important skill for professionals to nurture, as it defines a mentally resilient individual. The term was coined by Peter Salovey and John Mayer, and has quickly become the pinnacle trait of a successful team, as it combines empathy with logic. Many top business leaders already utilise emotional leadership to guide their team, and nurture a harmonious workplace culture. Emotional intelligence is essential when managing conflict, pressure and change, making these speakers invaluable at corporate workshops.

Described as the ability to acknowledge emotions before they impact our decision making, emotional intelligence has been endorsed by political figures, athletes and business leaders alike. Such international popularity has led to EL speakers being in high-demand at events, with more conferences than ever featuring psychology experts. These specialists expose audiences to a better way of thinking, which results in thorough decision making and positive interpersonal relationships.

To be emotionally aware, is to prioritise logic and reason. Rather than being fueled by their feelings, these pioneers have devised a way to balance the human response to conflict, and encourage a “clear head”. When applied to the workplace, this approach can result in stronger collaborations. Emotional intelligence speakers are regularly booked to share their valuable understanding, and teach audiences how to combine the brain and the heart in perfect harmony.