You need to write a journal entry. The journal entry should be two -three typed pages (minimum five hundred words) Journal #1 Read chapter 5 in Emotionally Intelligent Leadership

Shankman, M.L., Allen, S.J., & Haber-Curran, P. (2015). Emotionally intelligent leadership (2^nd edition). San Francisco: Jossey-Bass. ISBN: 978-1-118-82178-7

Read chapter 9 in Bad Leadership

Kellerman, B. (2004). Bad leadership. Boston: Harvard Business School Press. Address all three prompts; make sure to put headers in your journal labeling Prompt 1, Prompt 2, etc. with the associated text underneath. Each journal entry should address the following:

1. Prompt 1: Describe/summarize one key concept from each reading. What are each of the concepts?

2. Prompt 2: How are these concepts, that you described from each reading, related to each other? o For example, one concept from one reading that week might be on vision and its importance in leadership, whereas a concept from the other reading may be about selfishness. In connecting these two topics, you could discuss how being selfish might lead someone to engage in the visioning process alone, setting a vision that fits his or her own needs. This could lead to not having shared buy-in and a reluctance for others to work towards something they weren't part of creating.

3. Prompt 3: Describe a real-life example of at least one of the key concepts in the readings. This should be based on your personal experience. If you do not have a personal example, you may use a current event.