Name: Mindful Detachment: The #1 Must-Have EQ Skill Introverted Leaders Need
Start: 2024-09-27T12:00:00-07:00
Location: Tempe

Bring confidence to the table: Learn how to build solid trust, tackle conflicts head-on, and keep your team close-knit and thriving.
About this Event

Welcome to Mindful Detachment: The #1 Must-Have EQ Skill Introverted Leaders Need! Join us on Friday, September 27, 2024, at 2:00 PM for a webinar that will change the way you lead. Mindful detachment isn’t just another tool—it’s the essential strategy for introverted leaders to thrive. Learn how this powerful skill can enhance your emotional intelligence, helping you create meaningful connections, foster healthy team dynamics, and build a positive culture. If you’re looking to take your leadership to the next level, this is the one thing you can’t afford to miss.

Mindful Detachment: The #1 Must-Have EQ Skill Introverted Leaders Need! is for those who know they have what it takes to be incredible leaders but need that extra push to let their full brilliance shine. If you've ever struggled to unite your team, or found yourself outshined by louder, less effective leaders, this is your moment. It’s time to turn the tables with powerful emotional intelligence skills that don’t rely on forced intimacy or being something you’re not. This webinar is your ticket to leading with confidence, even in environments filled with difficult personalities. Let’s show them how true leadership is done.

This webinar is led by Yvette De Luna, Esq. an employment attorney based in Houston with 20 years of experience representing companies in court. Despite her deep knowledge of employment law, her confidence in front of judges and juries, and her ability to build strong one-on-one connections, Yvette hit a wall when it came to uniting a diverse team. As an introvert, constant daily interactions left her drained, making it even harder to lead effectively.

That’s when she discovered the power of using R.E.D. (Respect, Empathy, and Mindful Detachment) instead of relying on intimate, close-knit relationships to lead her team. By applying these emotional intelligence skills—especially mindful detachment—she was able to turn things around, dropping a high turnover rate to a low single-digit number and creating a healthy, engaged workplace culture.

The transformation was so impactful that Yvette has dedicated her career to helping others achieve the same results. Now, she’s here to share what she’s learned, so you can lead with confidence and clarity, just like she did.