Episode 5 :: Emotional Intelligence for Entrepreneurs

01/25/23 • 53 min

Emotional Intelligence is about being aware and being able to manage your own emotions and that of others to build positive relationships. For entrepreneurs and business leaders, emotional Intelligence is one of the critical factors for being at the top of their games.

Different dimensions of Emotional Intelligence play together, constituting our behavior. An entrepreneur needs to work on and improve each of these aspects to become a better manager and leader.
Listen to Rajesh Tedla talking about why emotional intelligence is important for entrepreneurs and how to harness its power to build stronger teams.

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Episode 4 :: 5 Fundamental Habits of Extraordinary Entrepreneurs and Business Leaders

If you are an entrepreneur or a business leader, you must realize that adapting to change in the business world has never been more important. The current economy and business environment around the world are quite unpredictable and volatile. Hence, the survival and growth of your business will depend on your ability to be on the toe and flexible enough to respond to change without losing your purpose and vision.
From an organizational point of view, the onus of leading the change or transformation often falls on the leadership. But unless the leaders possess certain traits, it becomes difficult for them to steer the organization through a positive transformation journey. Listen to Rajesh (Raj) Tedla, The Founder and CEO of VRT Management Group, as he gives a wonderful perspective on CHANGE LEADERSHIP.

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Episode 6 :: Why FAST Goals are Better Than SMART Goals For Entrepreneurs

Goals or objectives give meaning and purpose to a business. No entrepreneur has ever tasted success without chasing an audacious goal in life. However, the process of coming up with a business goal is equally important as the goal itself. In a dynamic world, running a business is never a smooth ride. There will be many challenges and hurdles along the way to overcome. Hence, to form a business goal, an entrepreneur needs to consider many internal and external factors.
Listen to this insightful discussion with real-life instances by Rajesh (Raj) Tedla and Drew Jackson on the process of coming up with goals and objectives for your business.