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  • Primal Leadership Revisited: Continuing Relevance and New Insights

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    Goleman, Boyatzis, and McKee’s “Primal Leadership” (2002) remains a seminal work in leadership studies, highlighting the crucial role of emotional intelligence (EI) in effective leadership. While the core principles of EI and resonant leadership remain highly relevant today, new research and evolving workplace dynamics have added further depth and nuance to our understanding of this…

  • I did this 1 thing to become a more effective ICT project leader, and it changed everything.

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    I used to think leadership was about technical expertise and giving orders. But after years of leading ICT projects, I realized something was missing. My teams weren’t reaching their full potential, and I felt a disconnect between myself and my team members. Then, I discovered the power of emotional intelligence. This one shift in focus…

  • Is Your Mood Contagious? The Power of Emotional Contagion in ICT Project Management

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    Ever notice how a stressed-out team leader can send ripples of anxiety through the entire project? Or how a calm and collected project manager can inspire confidence and focus even in the face of challenges? This isn’t just coincidence; it’s the power of emotional contagion at play. What is Emotional Contagion? Simply put, emotional contagion…

  • Leading with Emotional Intelligence in ICT: My Personal Journey

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    Goleman, Boyatzis, and McKee’s “Primal Leadership” has truly resonated with me and how I approach leading my ICT projects. It’s given me a framework for understanding how my emotions and actions directly impact my team’s performance and the project’s success. Here’s how I’m applying their insights: Emotional Contagion and Resonance: I’ve become acutely aware of…