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Performance vs. Success | Episode 9 | EQLIFECOACH

EPISODE · Apr 8, 2025 · 5 MIN

Performance vs. Success | Episode 9 | EQLIFECOACH

from Gardener Senthil · host Gardener Consulting

In this video, Gardener Senthil Kumar discusses how emotional intelligence and interpersonal skills directly impact career success. Highlights key mistakes that even high performers make, including poor listening, rigidity, and weak relationships, and offers practical solutions to overcome them.This video highlights crucial insights on how even high performers can struggle in their careers due to poor emotional intelligence (EQ) and interpersonal skills. Despite excelling in their tasks, rigidity, poor listening, and weak relationships can hold them back from reaching their full potential.Watch the full video to discover how these EQ mistakes impact work and career, and most importantly, how to overcome them. The video provides practical solutions to strengthen leadership skills, build better relationships, and enhance decision-making.Learn key strategies that can make a significant difference in professional growth!What emotional intelligence challenges do you face in your career? Share in the comments below!⁠#LeadershipDevelopment⁠ ⁠#EmotionalIntelligence⁠ ⁠#management⁠ ⁠#humanresources⁠ ⁠#executivesandmanagement⁠ ⁠#GardenerSenthilKumar⁠ ⁠#EQLIFECOACH⁠ ⁠#SenthilKumar⁠ ⁠#EQ⁠ ⁠#EmotionalIntelligencecoaching⁠ ⁠#Leadershipskills⁠

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