#154 Hay cosas que no cambian a la hora de inspirar a las personas – Manuel Coloma

”Saber enfrentar y gestionar la dureza de un trabajo es clave para desarrollar el liderazgo” Si eres una persona que te inquieta el mundo del liderazgo y las personas tienes que escuchar este episodio. En el episodio de esta semana hablamos con Manolo Coloma, entrenador y psicólogo que ha dejado su huella en el mundo del baloncesto . Si algo destaca en Manolo es su capacidad de liderazgo y de unir lo mejor del deporte y la psicología. En esta charla vas a descubrir como Manuel ha aplicado la filosofía del baloncesto y la psicología al ámbito empresarial Manolo Coloma ha sido entrenador de baloncesto y, durante un tiempo, fue el seleccionador femenino de baloncesto de España. Ahora, se dedica a dar conferencias y aplicar sus conocimientos en el mundo de la empresa Hablamos sobre su enfoque en el liderazgo y cómo ha adaptado su experiencia en aprendizaje, desarrollo y entrenamiento al entorno corporativo. Te invito a descubrir su libro "El tiempo para decidir", que ofrece valiosas lecciones sobre la toma de decisiones. Hay algo que suelen olvidar las empresas y es la importancia de contar con líderes formales e informales dentro de un equipo, y cómo estos líderes pueden inspirar y motivar a otros a dar lo mejor de sí mismos. Sin autocontrol, uno puede tomar decisiones impulsivas o cambiar constantemente de opinión, lo cual no es ideal para un entrenador o un ejecutivo de alto nivel. En resumen, Manolo Coloma comparte su visión sobre la importancia de la inteligencia emocional en el liderazgo, y cómo muchas veces se pasa por alto esta habilidad a pesar de su relevancia. Estos son los momentos más importantes de la charla: [00:00:00] Introducción [00:03:49] Cómo se aplica el trabajo en equipo y el liderazgo en la empresa [00:05:55] El concepto de fluir en el rendimiento deportivo y empresarial [00:08:35] La importancia de la psicología en el mundo empresarial [00:10:07] El liderazgo no formal en el deporte y en la empresa [00:13:00] El liderazgo que emana de las personas [00:16:51] El liderazgo en el banquillo [00:17:55] El liderazgo temporal [00:23:20] La importancia de la inteligencia emocional [00:25:06] Autocontrol y liderazgo [00:26:17] Empatía y liderazgo [00:31:00] Competencia social y liderazgo [00:33:15] Fichaje de personal clave Episodio patrocinado por ABRHIL SOFT

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For example, if you don't want to cut up your and we will be able to make a video of the video. And with that, I would like to thank you very much for the introduction. Thank you very much. Thank you.

but the way it is, it works. So I'm going to take a rest and we'll have a rest and I will take this. I'm going to take a rest and take a rest. Why are you so much like being in Africa?

Because I'm standing here, in other countries, I'm not so much like this. We have to have a rest of these countries, but we can not properly leave any people here, because we can't have the rest of our countries, in such cities. But I'm not a person. I'm so proud of you.

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