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Emotions drive people, and people drive your profitability. It's pretty simple, really -- but most bosses ignore the role of emotion in the workplace. In fact, EQ (emotional intelligence) is going down. Joshua Freedman of Six Seconds gives the details. To learn more about boosting your leadership EQ, check out our full interview with Joshua. It's on Podbean at https://bit.ly/HumanEnergy-Pod , and here on YouTube in our podcasts playlist at https://bit.ly/HumanEnergy-YT2 (or just look for "The Human Energy Crisis at Work."
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Guest: Steve Robinson, former Chick-fil-A CMO
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