Mind The Pre-HistorEQ Gap™: A Revolutionary Way to Elevate Your Intellect When You Need It Most with Joe Luttrell

Leading in moments of crisis requires the higher-thinking part of your brain, your frontal cortex, to orchestrate all of your other brain components to find those stroke-of-genius thoughts that allow things to move forward instead of spiraling into an outright catastrophe. Yet this level of adversity shifts your thinking to the more primitive, survival, component of your brain, your amygdala. At your moment of existential crisis, your intellect is cut in half. What if you could instead double or triple your available intellect at these times? During this episode of Activating HOPE with Joe Luttrell, we’ll discuss how to elevate your own intellect, when you need it the most, so you can lead others involved in the crisis to do the same. Joe Luttrell is Executive Director of Client-Side Consulting Services and of EQ Leadership Seminars, LLC. He is the author of “Historeq Emotional Accountability™: How Washington, Lincoln, and Churchill Transformed Anxiety into Emotional Intellect” and worldwide seminar and webcast provider on the Emotional Accountability practice and body of knowledge. The seven principles of Emotional Accountability have been included as a primary catalyst in Northeastern University’s Transformative Leader course curriculum.Joe was a University of Louisville Delphi Center PMI Project Management Professional Instructor and SEI Capability Maturity Model Integration Complex Project Strategic Consultant.He leads Organizational Change Management and Operational Process Reengineering initiatives for fortune 500 companies. He is a three-term Past President of Kentuckiana PMI. His professional credentials include: Certified Project Management Professional (2012-2020), Certified IIBA Business Analyst Professional, Certified Six-Sigma Professional, and Certified Microsoft Dynamics Project Manager. Joe’s talks are lively, surprising, provocative, and guaranteed to keep you on the edge of your seat while you are having fun learning the most relevant and practical topic in leadership today, Emotional Accountability.