We Not Me
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Episode 35 - Emotional intelligence in teams
Show Notes
Human beings are designed to connect. Lockdowns showed us how much we valued connection, but also how vital our habits were to helping us stabilise. But while habits include routine behaviours, they can also include thought patterns that lead to judgements of others. Sue Langley equips people to be the best they can be. She does this by applying positive psychology, emotional intelligence, and neuroscience. In her conversation with Dan and Pia, she explores how principles applied of positive psychology can help teams get stuff done together.
Takeaways from Dan and Pia
- Put your brain health first.
- Build habits
- Pay attention and attune to the things that will keep you on your game.
Links
- Langley Group
- Positive psychology
- fusiform gyrus
- In Conversation with Professor Marco Iacoboni
- Generative leadership in teams – We Not Me episode 30
- Self-determination theory
- Leave us a voice note
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Meet the guests
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Sue Langley is a keynote speaker, global consultant and positive leadership expert. Sue specialises in the practical applications of neuroscience, emotional intelligence and positive psychology, synthesising the science and research into simple, practical tools that anyone can use. As the CEO and Founder of the Langley Group, Sue has taught thousands of business leaders, coaches and consultants how to create positive work cultures and harness the brain's potential. As Academic Director of the Langley Group Institute, Sue created the world’s first nationally recognised Diploma of Positive Psychology and Wellbeing. She has a Masters in Neuroscience of Leadership and was a featured expert in the hit ABC TV series Redesign My Brain and in the award-winning documentary Make Me a Leader.
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