• Leigh-Anne Nugent: The importance of "Peace of mind" and consulting with EQ

  • Mar 11 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 34 mins
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Leigh-Anne Nugent: The importance of "Peace of mind" and consulting with EQ

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  • In this episode, Chris is joined by Leigh-Anne Nugent for an engaging conversation that spans across themes of career progression, leadership, personal development, and mentorship. Leanne emphasises the importance of emotional intelligence in the workplace, particularly for consultants who must navigate client emotions and deliver results while ensuring their own peace of mind and heart. She also touches upon the freedom and challenges that come with running a consulting business, highlighting the necessity of continuous learning and adaptability in one's professional life.

    You'll hear about Leanne's transformation in leadership approaches, from her beginnings in a family of self-starters and how it influenced her own style, to her embrace of autonomy while ensuring a shared understanding with teammates. The conversation showcases Leanne's philosophical growth, underscoring that leadership is not confined to job titles but manifests in the capacity to support others in achieving goals.

    The podcast encapsulates her belief in nurturing a positive atmosphere through openness, mutual respect, and acknowledging the dynamics of control and influence within team interactions.
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