that is not my job
TRANSCRIPT
“People would rather do business with a person they like and trust rather than someone they don’t, even if that that person is offering a better product at a lower price.”
Emotional Intelligence
— Daniel Kahneman, Nobel Prize winning Israeli-American psychologist
25%
31%
37%
23% Lower Stress
Higher Sales
Higher Productivity
Greater Performance Ratings
Like a BOSS.
You are 60% more likely to get promoted in a year when you regularly help your co-workers.
— Michelle Gielan, Broadcasting Happiness
#MPD4 @ROBIN2GO
Without your effort, focus, talent and growth, the team won’t accomplish its mission.
#MPD4 @ROBIN2GO
Sharing positive energy infectiously enhances the mood, morale and performance of your team.
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High performing teams have 3:1 more positive than negative interactions. So praise more. Encourage more.
Recognize more. Smile more!
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Serving the team means monitoring our ego to make the team better — and our servant approach actually makes us better.
#MPD4 @ROBIN2GO
Take the time to connect, communicate, and care to build strong bonds and relationships
with all your team members.
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You can’t have a strong team without strong relationships. And you can’t have strong relationships without trust.
Trust is everything.
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Great teams push, challenge and stretch each other to be their best — but only if you’ve built trust and a
relationship. Tough love works when love comes first.
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Be open to your team members’ feedback and suggestions — and don’t let your
ego get in the way of your growth.
#MPD4 @ROBIN2GO
Sources
★ Why Emotionally Intelligent People are More Successful, Fast Company
★ Nine Ways to be a Great Team Member
★ How to Be a Great Team Player: Maximizing your Contribution
★ Benefits of Being a Good Team Player at Work
★ broadcastinghappiness.com
★ Hamilton show clips from Broadway.com
★ zenworkplace.com
★ hamiltonbroadway.com
★ Brainstorming-with-beer credit to Karlyn Borysenko, Shelley Keith