Notes on Resilience 111: Leading with Joy and Compassion, with Amanda Gore
What if you could transform your leadership style by embracing joy and compassion?
Join us as we sit down with Amanda Gore, who shares her inspiring personal journey to discover joy. At 68, driven by an unexpected calling, Amanda left her comfort zone behind to pursue a larger role in life.
Modern leadership demands a delicate balance between strategic prowess and the nurturing of so-called soft skills. We discussed the pros and cons of remote work and the essential role of in-person connections for mental health; strategies to minimize fear and build trust within workplace cultures; and the importance of self-awareness and emotional intelligence, or "Real AI," for leaders striving to create inclusive and supportive environments.
Tune in to discover how these insights can revolutionize your approach to leadership.
Amanda Gore is a speaker, writer, and communications and performance expert, who uses the latest research in neuroscience, positive psychology, epigenetics, and emotional intelligence, to help business leaders achieve the results they need - by getting people engaged in, enthusiastic about and aligned with, corporate goals and vision. And by creating joyful workplaces that lead to better performance, productivity and creativity. Amanda creates experiences that change events, cultures and people. And is the author of the Joy Is an Inside Job.
You can learn more about Amanda on her website, or Instagram, Facebook, or LinkedIn. Or email her at: amanda@mandagore.com
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