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Speaker | Author | strategist | certified life coach
Tullio Siragusa
Tullio Siragusa is an expert level Certified Life Coach, a pioneer of disruptive technologies, an emotional intelligence (EQ) thought leader, futurist, speaker, and author. For the past 30 years, Tullio has built world class leadership teams in technology companies and startups.
Past leadership roles include Director & Partner at CSC, PwC, and senior executive positions with both industry leading public and privately held companies.
Tullio currently serves as Chief Strategy Officer at Nearsoft, he co-produces and hosts DojoLIVE! a platform that gives voice to emerging technology luminaries. Guests include Vint Cerf, the father of the commercial internet and Chief Internet Evangelist at Google.
He also hosts Rant & Grow, an entertaining and heart-centered reality podcast where each episode explores people’s personal blockages and how to powerfully move forward with careers, relationships, and self-realization by developing healthy habits.
As a founding member of Radical Purpose, a social justice movement, Tullio is a strong supporter of human-dignity in all aspects of life, including freedom in the workplace.
Emotionally Aware Leadership
Emotionally Aware Leadership is about being in complete control of your state of being. It’s about self-awareness, and self-realization. It’s about becoming fearless in your desire to make a difference in the world, not for the sake of recognition, but because being of service becomes your purposeful calling in life as a form of joyful play.
Emotionally Aware Leadership is more than a book, it is the Author’s mission to heal an epidemic, a virus that infects us all. The low self-worth roller coaster ride.
The trunk to everything that can be good in the world is human dignity, and the branches of the tree extends to work, school, family, community, society, and ultimately the world. The roots of the trunk need to be deep in a high self-worth foundation.
Emotionally Aware Leadership is about tapping into your ultimate self-worth, and operating from a place of integrity, with clear vision, and purpose, while embodying love.
Emotionally Aware Leadership highlights 12 principles to become an authentic leader, the benefit to you as an individual to becoming such a leader, and the benefit to society.
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It is one thing to put on a great smile in front of everybody and say you are doing great but realize there is a deeper more genuine smile that we often miss out on. We are so busy with the ways of the world around us that we can easily forget what a genuine smile...
How to Turn Unfortunate Circumstances Into Opportunities
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Almost all of us have felt anxious and stressed in the workplace at one time or the other. There may be some important presentations coming up, high-impact decisions, or interpersonal conflicts that could trigger possible anxiety in the office. However, anxiety...
A no problem context is about being committed to excellence, to leadership, and to becoming the go-to-person who serves with integrity.
