This week on Driving Change Podcast, Braintrust welcomes New York Times Best Selling Author Dr. Richard Boyatzis.  Dr. Boyatzis is one of the world’s leading experts in leadership development and Emotional Intelligence.  In this podcast, we discuss several insights with Dr. Boyatzis including his well-known Intentional Change Theory. We also discuss ideas like how both Positive and Negative Emotional Attractors affect our everyday world and the reason why it’s important to recognize who helped you along the way. Our discussion will give listeners ideas on how to both implement and use these ideas and techniques to be a better leader in both business and in life.

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Matt Dentino Executive Producer - Driving Change Podcast

I come from a large Italian family. I’m number seven in the line of ten kids!

When my dad passed away some years ago, I was fortunate enough to be there as the end was coming. I was standing just to the right of his hospital bed; he was lying there with his eyes closed. All of a sudden, Dad opens his eyes. He looks up at the ceiling with a look of peace – and maybe accomplishment – on his face. Then he closes his eyes for the last time. I guess out of instinct, I reached down and kissed him on that prickly cheek one last time. My dad left a legacy in that life well lived! A legacy based on three main principles: Family, Service, and Dedication. I do what I do to carry on that legacy to the best of my ability.