Managing Things and Leading People

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What is the difference between management and leadership? This overview of Jim Clemmer's popular Management-Leadership chart and how Emotional Intelligence research is proving how central emotions are to leadership.

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Gazz Y

Excellent video, very interesting. .. ----------------------------------------------- Bouncy castle hire

David McDonough (Make Money Online)

I really enjoyed this, Great job! I would love to see more like this :-) ~~David McDonough The Forgotten 11 Laws -

Joe Riggs (Mind Power)

Thank you much for your presentation, well delivered and all around good video.

Rajeellah Kadell

Thanks...

Jason L. (Abundance)

Interesting philosophy on emotions and business.Nice...

Kym Moore, (Marketing Strategy)

Interesting findings with this research on social intelligence and leadership.

Christopher Lowry (Addiction and Recovery)

good job!

Todd Hicks (Writing Tools)

The video is okay but it could do a lot more in terms of relating to the title and explaining how to manage things and lead people.

CL Webb (Success Principles)

This is a great video... and brief too! Jim focus is that fact that EQ is a better "success indicator" or "predictor of success" than IQ is. This is not a question of education or not; this is question of effectiveness as a person... and much research shows that there is a point where intelligence becomes a "hindrence". And the research referred to here by Jim, indicates that having a higher EQ, versus IQ, proves to be a better way of predicting effective (and, ergo, success) as a person.

Carl Boniface (12 Step Programs)

Jim is very knowledgeable and an excellent presenter. I think it could have been a little more juicy in content, as he gave the impression that education isn't the key to success; when in actual fact I believe it is. Successful people aren't necessarily intelligent? They could have a better EQ according to tests carried out. So it isn't always a question of getting the right education or proper training; but it certainly helps! I don't think telling students that they don't need to study will make parents very happy.

Ann Boland (Life Coach and Life Coaching)

I knew a bit about EQ and IQ and this presentation helped me understand that both are recognized. This was very helpful especially since I came from a corporate background where IQ was the only way things were measured.