Podcast Series: CQ for Global Leaders
January 21, 2020
In this episode of the CQ for Global Leaders Podcast, Tom discusses logic vs emotion and why it’s important for leaders to engage with their people on a personal level to inspire them to take action and create a more inclusive workforce.
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Logic vs Emotion
- Facts are important.
- Logic makes people think but emotion makes people act.
- If you want people to take action in anything, there needs to be a degree of emotion. Otherwise, people will think about it but not do it.
- Engaging with people on a personal level inspires them to take action.
- Engagement is important in any form of diversity work.
- Storytelling is all about emotions. It’s being able to tell a story that others can relate to.
Today’s Take-away
- How do you connect with people logically and emotionally? What’s the story?
- Are you the type of leader who gives people data that is important for thinking or are you able to weave stories that can touch people’s emotions?
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