Social Intelligence and Leadership

An interview with Daniel Goleman, Psychologist. See how you can use emotional and social intelligence to improve your own and your organization's performance.

[@chriswright1556]

Gotta love when when someone says there are "five important things" and then list only three.

[@blsdava1]

Chris Wright 🤣😂

[@akpost8780]

the fourth thing in a list of five is always "don't share everything you know", and the fifth thing is

[@itskingdick8791]

1. Do you care? 2.Get real feedback 3.See how you can receive anonymous feedback 4.Identify weaknesses 5.Make a learning agreement to do it

[@reviubarros157]

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[@Jerrongamereview]

For anyone who wants to improve their social and communication skills, exactly that what he is talking about, you should study how he is speaking. He is a great example of someone who knows how to get his information (in any form) across while keeping the listener engaged. We all have the potential to be like that!

[@SOSPainting]

I find him incredibly B-O-R-I-N-G 🥱🥱🥱

[@WayofChampions]

This guy is REAL, really... it's all about being genuine and authentic and strong relationships...whether you are a corporate CEO, a coach or the CEO of a family... like a mom and dad. Success is 99% relationship and 1% luck.

[@chriswright1556]

A fairly uninformed viewpoint. Does training, education, insight, or skills come into the equation JERRY?

[@cynthiacrawford3232]

Introspective leaders who have emotional and social intelligence with empathy are very much needed in business today.

[@xoxo-sf1zg]

I am currently reading his books. Damn! The world is ten year ahead of me.

[@strangevillage2973]

This is one of the greatest videos I have ever seen .

[@AnaPaulaDePretto]

Great interview on Social Intelligence and Leadership. #leadership #SocialInteligence

[@macauvoice]

Emotional & social intelligence have to be anchored on virtue and good ethics in order to have lasting effects on persons.

[@ahmedalrawie706]

Excellent information, and the good news is that everything is learnable.

[@mjpitche]

It's a shame some of the most valuable, most intelligent, hard working, and skilled employees get passed over in favor of the bubbly, overly positive, bullshit artists who lack any skills other than social. I think social skills are important but that passion and hard work are more important. Who said life was fair though.

[@mottoexquisito4416]

true, corporate con artists can make a career pretending. i've seen times and times again incompetent, unreliable people gain more and more traction, attention, rewards just for being 'connected', visible, always focused on one thing only : themselves, spending their days managing up, be in the spotlight. that's the truth. sometimes yes they eventually get fired but they just jump into another boat and start again

[@balasubrahmanyamkovvali]

Thank you for uploading this useful video-An interview with Daniel Goleman. Successful leadership requires development of Social Intelligence and Emotional Intelligence.Well presented-Dr.Balu.

[@icorbera]

All the emotional and social intelligence concepts are excellent. But are they easy to apply? I think the hardest thing to do is to put all this concepts in our day-to-day life.

[@mohsinameermukhtiarkazmi8014]

Tune into what other people are thinking and handling them accordingly .. .very important point for a manager.

[@kerrymoy5104]

What an interesting interview! Thanks for posting.

[@twilightsoldier007]

This not about personality, it's about social intelligence...there is a huge difference. If your personality is cast in inflexible stone and you cannot alter or manage your personality to embrace change or evolution, or cope with extraordinary amounts of stress, for example, or manage diversity, then no amount of hard work will get you there.

[@jamesmobile835]

Perhaps my perception of this video was different. I think he mentioned that “bubbly” personality is not always the case. There great positions for those who are hardworking, dedicated and skilled albeit upper management requires an additional skillset; one that is often a gift rather than learned. Having EQ is not the same as being sociable. I know many people who are social butterflies and extraverted, but do not possess the EQ required for leadership and vise versa.

[@franfrantz8148]

Good questions and succinct, helpful answers. Quite interesting.

[@aleeks831]

great insights..will definitely be watching this again.

[@ruturaj4908]

Cooooool

[@ruturaj4908]

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[@bohanan5851]

Well said. Unfortunately, most people don't make/see the effort -as worth it-. I work for a Fortune 500 company and I am constantly amazed at what goes around as OK. From every level.

[@simplyfreshgourmetph5630]

Love this video ive learn things about emo and soc intelligence likewise had a big understanding of leaderships abilities and how to influence people you are dealing with! Best cheers!

[@ericbauwens1642]

Very interesting video, thanks for sharing.

[@HamidahIshak]

salaam mahabbah.Thanks.Daniel Goleman has done a good job..sharing his brilliant knowledge.learn these knowledge..esp.Leaders of the World.a true leader leads..in an exceptional way..knowledge and lots and lots of..GOODNESS and COMPASSION and Separation from EVIL.hamdhqadrAMAN..

[@alexsimpson6895]

Great interview!

[@wafahozien382]

Group think: not everyone in the group is committed to working or moving the group forward. How do you eliminate negativity on the job? Especially when one can no longer avoid these interruptions to get work done.

[@richardabbe799]

A fascinating discussion.

[@Elwin3918]

Excellent topic👍🏾👌🏾

[@mjpitche]

Who said I cannot communicate. That's one of my strengths. I'm just not that good at making close personal friends of those who can promote. I'm not great at brown nosing. I'm not unrealistically positive and bubbly. I'm not a cheer leader. I am a worker.

[@jamel11234]

...remember that all the leadership development in colleges and in the world isn't enough to make up for human nature and character

[@vanikaedward1793]

Thank you for sharing.

[@FAIRNOUN]

If you missed the idea, maybe your mind had overcome it or, maybe, it is not for you now. Your attention (strenght, passion, care) will be in which your mind is interested. The viewers which does not get the message, must relax and listen their new questions.

[@apple_cider1207]

i really do miss harvard pushing out these excellent mini interviews

[@krishnasaijd]

@zrk9a i dont know you but the way you asked the question is impressing. My response for your question is that dont think that anybody is a stranger. When you said, 'I really need help' that says that you are great to accept that you are having great value for others, and actually you are more intelligent and capable just like any other human in this world. Just have a welcoming pleasant smile whenever you see a new person (i dont call peoples strangers :) Hope it helps..

[@mansagarsinghvlogs]

Thank you so much this video is really very helpful 🙏😊

[@ednahpreciousmaina4158]

Great insights. Thank you

[@CIAODenver]

The thought of not being the smartest person in the room, is easy for me. It's proven to me every time I speak to my daughters

[@badboy123105]

who else is only here because their teacher made you watch this.... fml

[@janefang9042]

me. lol

[@MiguelDLewis]

not me

[@TxTrouble]

A little school here in Texas sent me here!

[@allisonreid1460]

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@@allisonreid1460 Me

[@berner]

I believe that all children should be taught leadership from the age of 8.

[@randy109]

Very interesting. Old cliche' "2 heads are better than 1" comes to mind. Social Intelligence, in a nutshell might be "27 heads are better than 1"! Do you have the ability to consume, and utilize the input of a group? If you do you have a good foundation for leadership and comradery for your team...

[@ruturaj4908]

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[@jeffersonbuie]

@mjpitche I think it does sometimes happen that an employee pulls the wool over management's eyes. However, management who are emotionally and socially intelligent themselves eventually see through it. I would say true emotional/social intelligence is not separate from integrity. It's the difference between character and personality. @sibzism, I believe that situation and audience can make things harder or easier but not impossible. Honesty empathy begets the same.

[@salmunakter5419]

you were lenient with them. And if you had been rude [in speech] and harsh in heart, they would have disbanded from about you. So pardon them and ask forgiveness for them and consult them in the matter. And when you have decided, then rely upon Allah .

[@misslynda82]

I enjoyed watching this video.

[@wtbofnc7880]

This actually works IF you ACUALLY care about PEOPLE.... But, PEOPLE are SMART... They can sniff out a LIE when they SEE it.. SO, If you want to SUCCESSFULLY apply this style of LEADERSHIP.. you have to have EMPATHY......

[@sangitasarkar7407]

good insights about using social intelligence on an organizational perspective

[@bmsstoneham]

There are number of ways to train an individual to have more emotional and social intelligence. Some of the main components needed is a high level of awareness and a high level of understanding. These skills can take a number of years of consistent training, guidance and feedback to bring to a high level, but are teachable. Bob Lee, Head Instructor, 3rd Degree Black Belt

[@gonzalosilvaes]

I'm a Goleman's admirer, but this interview reflects the sad condition of the 70% of the psychologysts arround the world (I know, i'm from Chile and this happens here too): Unemployeed psychos are trying to adapt pure psychological concepts to who pays better: the organizations,

[@MadvilleDynasty1]

Ive never seen evidence of this happening. I feel in most cases, hard-work and Accomplishment will take you farther than personality. Combining the two is the point of this video.

[@3nityC]

The way he interact same as MindValley CEO

[@muhammaramin2846]

social intelligence will success to pratice with control your feeling

[@giancarlo1008]

this helps you in your life..about the other type of leadership..we gotta stop that. If you dont agree ...What's your solution to handle life?

[@OdinVonTogan]

Defeat your enemy. See them driven before you. And listen to the lamentations of their women. ..... BTW, spud, you are not asking how to handle life, you are asking how to handle women and girlymen, sensitive wussues, and ever since we let them out of their cage, Western Civilization has been undermined and is being obliterated.

[@MOSES199]

to measure someone's EI you don't need a test. You need you're eyes.

[@DuganKnows]

@berner just being brutally honest... then who would the leaders lead?

[@isharktube]

Unsuccessful people always make negative comment. If you didn't agree with other people's opinion than give yours. I am sure you have better ideas.

[@spieler80s]

I disagree with Goleman's statement regarding the true assessment of emotional intelligence, ".....but at work what you can do is ask other people" Really?? My gut feeling says that scenario spells disaster and makes you look like an insecure person.

[@MrHiLendr]

@TooMuchGass true you can't .. and noone should repress that - that would be nice!

[@iAMsoBEAST1]

Hey... happiness is contagious

[@wghost1]

That's the point, you cannot build rapport with someone you don't feel comfortable talking to

[@Manijhe]

@NiScontex "social life".. you thought of this while you were writing? :)

[@JavierSuarez-if5sm]

Very good

[@luismadureira6727]

Very good Thanks

[@156399]

So by mercy from Allah , [O Muhammad], you were lenient with them. And if you had been rude [in speech] and harsh in heart, they would have disbanded from about you. So pardon them and ask forgiveness for them and consult them in the matter. And when you have decided, then rely upon Allah . Indeed, Allah loves those who rely [upon Him]. (Q.S. AL-IMRAN : 159)

[@DunloopMusic]

The social aspect is the most critical in leaders. Steve Jobs' intelligence and willpower is all good and fine but if he was an awkward guy with social anxiety who can't communicate he would've been better off as a garbage man.

[@krishnasaijd]

@zrk9a i purposefully said 'peoples' that is not a spelling mistake

[@Tirmizee]

Helpful video... thnkx

[@mohammedatmane1058]

happiness comes with good relation ships not money .

[@salmunakter5419]

about you. So pardon them and ask forgiveness for them and consult them in the matter. And when you have decided, then rely upon Allah .

[@Wargoat6]

@jamel11234 Sounds like you are assuming what's reported in the media is the status quo. I'd be naive to not believe what you say in the political and corporate world isn't going on. But it always isn't the case (ie, name your favorite politician, Chik-Fil-A's CEO, etc). But, I agree, but on a different point: the problem with such courses are that they give lofty platitudes and concepts, but no real practical training. We know what to believe (preaching to the choir?), not what to do.

[@sebastiantaylor3276]

Cool guy and topic

[@coloradocolin]

Its Dr. Leo Marvin!

[@zakmoubsetcars]

Great stuff thanks fir the vid

[@jona457]

great info.

[@wghost1]

That's right but i don't appreciate how some people uses it as a tool of manipulation

[@yenasbah1105]

very interesting!!

[@mjpitche]

Will never happen. People with the worst skills will always prevail because they have time to kiss the boss' ass while the skilled people are busy doing the hard work.

[@Sushil2k4]

👍🏻

[@theradiorahimshow]

GREAT THANKS

[@EA-806]

You should make your videos louder. Difficult to listen

[@gamingeugenics]

People have a nack for liking the smell of there own xxxx.

[@sibzism]

Umm...none of this is new NOR is it empirically robust in research! Women have been BEING 'emotionally intelligent' for centuries! But emotional intelligence without the right situational correlates and the right responding audience is nothing! (and you cant pick your audience...especially in organisations!) Plus, I read the study about "correlations"...and we all know that correlation does not imply causation...there are other things that can account for that! This is just a new fad!!

[@jamel11234]

We talk about good leadership in universities but real life tells a different story..if its not the political leader infringing on human rights in some third world country or corrupt greedy politicians (ummm america?) in developing ones, CEO's paying themselves exorbitant amounts of money, or supervisors on some kind of power trip..yea it is safe to say that all of the idealistic qualities propagated by leadership development courses are ambitious theories at best...

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[@Healthcare_Design]

@katheryncruz24 totally agreed

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[@jasperkarat]

@tuwaga4 I AGREE 100 %

[@robotpanda77]

@19zxcvbnm19 I'm talking about sociological leaders, the kind discussed in the video. Having a popular comedy shitcom doesn't qualify Seinfeld to be a politician or a general. No Alpha has magic powers. They take and maintain power because others give it to them. If Alphas were not respected they could not exist. Take any ancient King or leader named "the Great" or so on. How do you think they got that title? Hugs and kisses? That is a WAR title. Guaranteed.

[@gonzalosilvaes]

If this forum is being developed in english please respect the other participants and don't text in spanish, that's rude. The second thing is, your comment doesn't have any base or funament, not even an opinion, you're just saying I don't know what I talk about. So, what should I know to say what I say, in your opinion?. And the last thing, I'm not part of the 70% I'm describing in my comment... I'm pretty sure about that ;)

[@EndureFocusEngageDie]

"real" pleasure..

[@robotpanda77]

@19zxcvbnm19 Even if they were good people they were killed. Society saw their goodness and REJECTED it. One drop of warm kindness in the cold lake of humanity doesn't change the temperature of the waters at all. Seinfeld is not relevant because we are talking about leaders. He was not a leader in any sense. Though he was callous, selfish and arrogant thus illustrating my previous point that wholesome characters are not popular.

[@laurabethbrock1984]

Healthcare is not using the method.

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Comment #100. woot

[@RRuuffaarroo]

"herb halihuh" who??????????

[@MrEric5452]

Commando always die first, I prefer to be a sniper.My leader always busy buying lottery but his shits asked me to do. I don't know why my mgmt promote him, I don't carry balls or act in front of my bosses.

[@gandalf117]

@0500666111 why? is it the beard?

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[@DoomExtreme1]

@misshallsschool No thank you.

[@lucianradusart]

it's not true...

[@alainabenitez6565]

Does Rotogenflux Methods really work? I see many people keep on speaking about Rotogenflux Methods. But I'm not sure if it's good enough to increase your IQ score over 15 points.

[@leeman9899]

I'm bored.

[@rorroesdios]

7:28 "How can a company use social intelligence in order to increase organizational performance?" BS!!! fancy words for: "If you are of any good at all you´ll tell me how to make way more money" It´s not even funny to see what people´s only focus is This is just sad.....

[@TheFunky3000]

Bruh