STAMFORD, CONNECTICUT, USA, November 8, 2016 /EINPresswire.com/ -- The days of the dictatorial leader who leads because they have a title, a corner office and a three-piece suit are over. What makes an executive leader truly effective is emotional intelligence. When teams are led by someone who is authentic, vulnerable and cares, they will follow you through any challenge.

For over 15 years Mitch Tublin has run a successful coaching, consulting, training and speaking practice working with senior executives, C-suite professionals, and entrepreneurs to help them embrace their positions of leadership.

“I want to move the rock,” says Mitch. “I help bring people to the next level they didn’t even realize they could attain and achieve.”

Executives often find the need for a trusted second set of ears and eyes. As their coach, Mitch becomes their confidential resource and works with them and their teams to navigate obstacles that may be blocking them from moving forward.

Mitch says he has always been committed to adding value to others, whether it’s improving their communication skills, relationship building or even their executive presence.

“I enjoy the uniqueness of people and hearing their stories,” says Mitch. “I utilize certain assessment tools but I don’t have to utilize them. If I am able to communicate with someone face-to-face, we can figure out where they are, what they are about and we see if we are able to work together.”

Let’s say you were the best in sales and you’re promoted to lead sales. You were the best at selling, but that doesn’t mean you are going to be the best at leading, inspiring people and running an organization. Those who recognize they need to develop skills they don’t have yet are seeking out people like Mitch Tublin. He can teach you how to be a leader to inspire your team and get results. Going one step further, Mitch will show you how to deliver a knockout presentation, which will ultimately reflect on your leadership role and abilities.

“Emotional Intelligence is what it takes to be successful,” says Mitch. “Personality assessments can be helpful, something to be aware of, but your intrinsic personality can’t really be changed. Your attitude, however, can always be adjusted to meet challenges. That’s what we work on.”

Mitch is the author of a new book coming out in December 2016 titled Follow Your Compass: Navigate a Course to Your Dream Life One Change at a Time.

He also writes an award-winning weekly newsletter titled “Navigating Your Course For Success."

CUTV News Radio will feature Mitch Tublin in an interview with Doug Llewelyn on November 10th at 10am EDT.

Listen to the show on BlogTalkRadio.

If you have a question for our guest, call (347) 996-3389.

For more information on Mitch Tublin, visit http://www.mitchtublin.com

Lou Ceparano
CUTV News
(631) 850-3314
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