Relational Intelligence (Esther Perel) | DLD Munich 20

Speakers:
Esther Perel, Psychotherapist
Esther Perel, renowned psychotherapist and author, gives an energetic and insightful talk about the importance of emotional intelligence and human relationships for success in the workplace: “Quality relationships are central to the quality of our lives as well as to our business success”, she observes. “But unlike hitting benchmarks relationships are much harder to measure, harder to sustain and harder to repair.”
Perel challenged the audience to allocate more time and resources on developing relational skills and intelligence in the workplace. While technology has brought on more productive and efficient processes for business leaders, she explained that it also comes with major consequences, like “the erosion of emotional touchpoints”.
Perel makes the case for relational intelligence being the new bottom-line because “it will become the future competitive advantage”. She defines “relational intelligence” as our ability to connect, how we establish trust, how we engage with or avoid conflict as well as the ways in which we communicate with each other.
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[@andreamcbrian9743]

Esther is extremely sensitive and gifted and educated ať the same time she is really somebody

[@jorinafourie9199]

Ive listened to many Ive read a lot Ive experienced life .but I always find something true real and new in what Esther says

[@stephaniefortney22]

She is BEAUTIFULLY Gifted, She’s a Gift….I’m Grateful for all she shares it’s Incredible wisdom and knowledge, She’s Brilliant ,Grateful to learn….

[@mirjamarie]

Love her!

[@iwonakirdzik8839]

Always great

[@yellowccake]

Very interesting to see Esther slightly nervous while public speaking.

[@esp_09]

Superb talk.

[@DeliciousManX]

I feel like every time you hear her say "in the workplace" you could replace it with "with your family back at home" and it would be entirely true.

[@michaelseidenberg2323]

I want to speak with Mr Perel. Then I'll decide.

[@mmubeen3318]

I listen one of your lecture ICU tok marvelous, I have one simple question ❓ why men and women are biologically different if this gender difference would not have been there what could have been the phenomena of Life...... I think you have to reconsider it I am not baffled by your rhetoric and millions that listen to you death is a tragedy...... I am 67 by now like to count my every second we have to think where from we have come why we are here where we have to go yeah this is the riddle that is to be solved .

[@just_bee9482]

I don't like it how secular therapists refer to religion. Most of these therapists have a Sunday school understanding of the bible. The biblical model of marriage is and will always remain the best model of marriage. Period!

[@SKast89]

Omg dude no

[@just_bee9482]

@@SKast89 and why not???? Tell me

[@SKast89]

Because what if you don’t align with or abide by the Bible? Is a secular version of marriage then the inferior model by comparison?

[@just_bee9482]

@@SKast89 i don't think that there are two versions of marriage. It is the same institution that God has made and that needs to be honored by all. The bible outlines principles of marriage that even non christians would agree with. Hence my initial comment

[@just_bee9482]

@@SKast89 most secular therapists think to know what the bible stance on marriage is but do they really? I don't think so