Leadership Styles and Emotional Intelligence

Leadership is the art of inspiring people to achieve common goals — not by authority, but by influence.

1. Leadership Styles

Leadership Styles

2. Emotional Intelligence (EI) Framework

Emotional Intelligence (EI) Framework

3. Developing Leadership Presence

  • Lead by example — model punctuality, integrity, and accountability.
  • Practice active listening and inclusive dialogue.
  • Provide constructive feedback — privately and positively.
  • Recognize both effort and outcome.
  • Maintain composure in pressure situations.
“Emotional intelligence turns a manager into a leader — and a group into a team.”

Module Summary

  • Time management and structured decision-making drive efficiency.
  • Motivation and behavioral insight unlock team performance.
  • Clear communication and presentation build credibility.
  • Meetings and reports must convert discussion into action.

Leadership combined with emotional intelligence sustains long-term success.

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