Emotional intelligence determines much–from workplace performance to happiness in life– and yet many EQ models are complex, require specialized study to apply, and many folks fail to integrate the insights into their everyday work experience and lives. In this workshop, we will explore a simpler approach, emphasizing four critical emotional competencies for leaders: loving-kindness, compassion, appreciation, and equanimity. Drawing on the lessons of modern neuroscience and positive psychology, this session will introduce practical ways that each Enneagram type can cultivate Emotional Leadership in support of higher performance, better morale, and improved creativity.

Participants will explore how habits of their type affect their current Emotional Leadership capacity and work in teams to develop specific practices to grow in their Emotional Leadership over the next 12 months. Coaching support will be provided by Flemming and Cindy during the workshop along with an optional group check-in call a month after the IEA conference to support ongoing learning and development.

Flemming Christensen is the founder of THINK ABOUT IT, a Danish training and consulting company, which introduces more than 3000 people each year to the Enneagram. Working with Top 100 companies, he helps leaders become more conscious in business and helps people lead more meaningful lives.

Cindy Marteney, an executive coach at THINK ABOUT IT, has clients in both the USA and Europe. Certified with New Ventures West and the Strozzi Institute, she blends linguistic, emotional, and somatic work with the Enneagram. She works with top leaders in medicine, nursing, law, and high tech.

Flemming Christensen
Cindy Marteney

2012

2012 IEA Global Conference

Long Beach, California, USA

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