The Emotionally Intelligent AI Leader: How to Lead with Human Wisdom in the Age of Artificial Intelligence - Couverture souple

Karapeev, Yanko

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ISBN 10 : 1068326972 ISBN 13 : 9781068326974

Editeur : Yanko T. Karapeev, 2026

Synopsis

Most leaders are failing at AI — and it has nothing to do with the technology.

Every day, businesses invest in AI tools, automation platforms, and algorithmic systems — and watch their teams resist, disengage, or quietly sabotage the very change they were promised would transform everything. The problem is not the algorithm.

The problem is the leader who deployed it.

Artificial Intelligence is not replacing human leadership. It is exposing it.

Across construction firms, SMEs, and technology businesses on both sides of the Atlantic, Yanko Karapeev has seen the same pattern: AI implementation fails not because the software is weak, but because trust was never built, fear was never addressed, and leaders confused adopting a tool with leading a transformation.

That gap — between AI capability and human-centred leadership — is one of the defining challenges of the future of work.

This book closes it.

What This Book Delivers

The Emotionally Intelligent AI Leader is a practical guide for leaders who must combine emotional intelligence with the power of artificial intelligence. Written for entrepreneurs, founders, executives, managers, and anyone searching for a real-world guide to AI for leaders, it shows why human-centred leadership is becoming more valuable — not less — as AI reshapes organisations and the future of leadership itself.

Drawing on Goleman's emotional intelligence framework, current thinking in AI-augmented leadership, and Yanko's direct experience implementing AI systems in real businesses, this book provides a practical operating system for leading with artificial intelligence without losing the human qualities that make leadership work.

Inside, you will discover:

• Why emotional intelligence is more critical in the AI era — and how it affects trust, engagement, performance, and change
• How to lead teams through AI-driven transformation without losing motivation, psychological safety, or your best people
• The five emotional intelligence competencies every AI leader should develop
• How to build emotionally intelligent teams and create effective human-AI collaboration
• When to trust data and automation — and when human judgement must override the algorithm
• A practical 30-day EI-AI leadership development framework you can begin using immediately
• How ethics, empathy, communication, and trust will shape the future of leadership
• Why human-centred leadership is a competitive advantage in an AI-driven economy

Who This Book Is For

This book is for the leader who has accepted that AI is not optional — but refuses to believe that good leadership is optional either.

If you are an entrepreneur, founder, senior manager, executive, MBA student, or leadership development professional navigating digital transformation, this book gives you a framework grounded in both evidence and real-world implementation.

If you have read Goleman, Bradberry, or Sinek and found yourself asking: "What does this mean when half my team's workflow is automated?" — this is where that question gets answered.

The future of leadership will not be defined by artificial intelligence alone. It will be defined by leaders who combine technological capability with emotional intelligence, build trust through rapid change, and make human-AI collaboration work in practice.

The leaders who will define the next decade are not the ones who adopted AI first. They are the ones who led it best.

This book shows you how.

Détails de l'édition

• Éditeur: Yanko T. Karapeev
• Date d'édition: 2026
• Langue: anglais
• ISBN 10: 1068326972
• ISBN 13: 9781068326974
• Reliure: Broché
• Nombre de pages: 215
• Coordonnées du fabricant: Manufactured by Amazon on behalf of the author; https://www.amazon.fr/hz/contact-us; ; c/o Amazon Media EU S.à.r.l., 38 Avenue John F. Kennedy; Luxembourg; L-1855; Luxembourg