app01 Tue, 27 Oct 2026 05:48:14 +0000 Fireside (https://fireside.fm) Artists of Intelligence with Harpreet Sahota - Episodes Tagged with “Emotional Intelligence” https://harpreet.fireside.fm/tags/emotional%20intelligence Mon, 21 Sep 2020 00:00:00 -0400 I’m relaunching the show with a different focus. It’s called Artists of Intelligence. It’s about the people building physical AI, robotics, perception, and autonomous systems. I’m not here pretending to be an expert who has it all figured out. I’m here because I want to learn, hack on things, and see how intelligent machines actually work in the real world. Before I record with anyone, I like to get hands-on with what they’re building—an open repo, a dataset, an SDK, or a demo. I play around with it and break things beforehand so we can skip the introductory fluff and have an honest conversation about how it works, what broke along the way, and what it actually takes to build. Formerly The Artists of Data Science. en-us episodic ~/artists_of_intelligence Harpreet Sahota I’m relaunching the show with a different focus. It’s called Artists of Intelligence. It’s about the people building physical AI, robotics, perception, and autonomous systems. I’m not here pretending to be an expert who has it all figured out. I’m here because I want to learn, hack on things, and see how intelligent machines actually work in the real world. Before I record with anyone, I like to get hands-on with what they’re building—an open repo, a dataset, an SDK, or a demo. I play around with it and break things beforehand so we can skip the introductory fluff and have an honest conversation about how it works, what broke along the way, and what it actually takes to build. Formerly The Artists of Data Science. no physical ai, robotics, autonomous systems, spatial ai, computer vision, embodied ai, sensor fusion, agents Harpreet Sahota hello@employabledatascientist.com Emotional Intelligence for Data Scientists | Gilbert Eijkelenboom https://harpreet.fireside.fm/gilbert-eijkelenboom a540778c-68c7-43ea-8135-46e3c0f914e2 Mon, 21 Sep 2020 00:00:00 -0400 Harpreet Sahota full 5 Harpreet Sahota In this episode we talk emotional intelligence and the algorithms in our mind with Gilbert Eijkelenboom! 59:32 yes <p>On this episode of The Artists of Data Science, we get a chance to hear from Gilbert Eijkelenboom, an author and behavioral economist that is passionate about bridging the gap between analytical thinkers and emotional intelligence. His passion for psychology and numbers has led him to understand the need for analytical minds to become better at communication with people. </p> <p>He gives insight into how your brain works, his methods for getting great feedback, and the importance of emotional intelligence.</p> <p>Gilbert talks about his background as a poker player, and how human behavior impacts the success that is possible in data science and beyond. This episode brings an interesting and very important perspective into soft skills and actionable tips to implement into your daily workstream.</p> <p>WHAT YOU'LL LEARN</p> <p>[12:14] How your brain works and influences daily decisions </p> <p>[18:58] The importance of saying no</p> <p>[21:38] What is emotional intelligence and how it impacts your personal and professional life</p> <p>[37:26] How to identify your bright spot</p> <p>[44:21] The three step process to change your algorithms</p> <p>[46:58] Gilbert’s take on intrapreneurship</p> <p>QUOTES</p> <p>[21:38] “...to become a really good data scientist, you need to understand the business problem...and without emotional intelligence, it's going to be very difficult.”</p> <p>[24:53] “...if you don't try it yourself and fail and learn and experiment, then you're never going to be good…”</p> <p>[53:12] “every day you make small decisions that all combine to really big growth”</p> <p>FIND GILBERT ONLINE:</p> <p>Website: <a href="https://www.mindspeaking.com/" rel="nofollow noopener">https://www.mindspeaking.com/</a></p> <p>Quora: <a href="https://www.quora.com/profile/Gilbert-Eijkelenboom" rel="nofollow noopener">https://www.quora.com/profile/Gilbert-Eijkelenboom</a></p> <p>LinkedIn: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/eijkelenboom/" rel="nofollow noopener">https://www.linkedin.com/in/eijkelenboom/</a></p> <p>SHOW NOTES</p> <p>[00:01:35] Introduction for our guest</p> <p>[00:02:45] How Gilbert went from poker pro to data dude</p> <p>[00:04:48] Where do you see the field of analytics and data science headed in the next two to five years?</p> <p>[00:06:09] The difference between good and great data scientists</p> <p>[00:06:55] Data science and behavioral economics </p> <p>[00:08:44] How we can see our brain as a set of algorithms with an input process and output?</p> <p>[00:12:01] The two systems in the brain</p> <p>[00:15:40] How to cope with rejection in our job search</p> <p>[00:18:36] The importance of saying no</p> <p>[00:21:03] What is emotional intelligence</p> <p>[00:21:31] The importance of emotional intelligence in our personal and professional lives</p> <p>[00:23:52] Why emotional intelligence is so important and the challenges of acquiring this skill</p> <p>[00:26:22] Tips on what we could do to start developing better emotional intelligence</p> <p>[00:28:16] How to ask for feedback </p> <p>[00:33:07] We talk about our shared love of Steven Pressfield</p> <p>[00:35:43] Emotional intelligence in the virtual world.</p> <p>[00:37:14] How we can identify our "bright spots"</p> <p>[00:39:00] How to cultivate better self-awareness</p> <p>[00:41:15] How we create a better awareness of the algorithms in our head</p> <p>[00:44:02] A three-step process for changing the negative algorithms in our heads</p> <p>[00:46:34] What it means to be an intrapreneur </p> <p>[00:49:24] What's the one thing you want people to learn from your story?</p> <p>[00:50:54] Why Gilbert wants to impact 100,000 people</p> <p>[00:51:57] The Lightning Round</p><p>Special Guest: Gilbert Eijkelenboom.</p> emotional intelligence meaning, emotional intelligence, why is emotional intelligence important, 4 components of emotional intelligence, Gilbert Eijkelenboom, how to develop emotional intelligence, emotional intelligence goleman, data science, analytical thinkers, emotional intelligence examples On this episode of The Artists of Data Science, we get a chance to hear from Gilbert Eijkelenboom, an author and behavioral economist that is passionate about bridging the gap between analytical thinkers and emotional intelligence. His passion for psychology and numbers has led him to understand the need for analytical minds to become better at communication with people.

He gives insight into how your brain works, his methods for getting great feedback, and the importance of emotional intelligence.

Gilbert talks about his background as a poker player, and how human behavior impacts the success that is possible in data science and beyond. This episode brings an interesting and very important perspective into soft skills and actionable tips to implement into your daily workstream.

WHAT YOU'LL LEARN

[12:14] How your brain works and influences daily decisions

[18:58] The importance of saying no

[21:38] What is emotional intelligence and how it impacts your personal and professional life

[37:26] How to identify your bright spot

[44:21] The three step process to change your algorithms

[46:58] Gilbert’s take on intrapreneurship

QUOTES

[21:38] “...to become a really good data scientist, you need to understand the business problem...and without emotional intelligence, it's going to be very difficult.”

[24:53] “...if you don't try it yourself and fail and learn and experiment, then you're never going to be good…”

[53:12] “every day you make small decisions that all combine to really big growth”

FIND GILBERT ONLINE:

Website: https://www.mindspeaking.com/

Quora: https://www.quora.com/profile/Gilbert-Eijkelenboom

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/eijkelenboom/

SHOW NOTES

[00:01:35] Introduction for our guest

[00:02:45] How Gilbert went from poker pro to data dude

[00:04:48] Where do you see the field of analytics and data science headed in the next two to five years?

[00:06:09] The difference between good and great data scientists

[00:06:55] Data science and behavioral economics

[00:08:44] How we can see our brain as a set of algorithms with an input process and output?

[00:12:01] The two systems in the brain

[00:15:40] How to cope with rejection in our job search

[00:18:36] The importance of saying no

[00:21:03] What is emotional intelligence

[00:21:31] The importance of emotional intelligence in our personal and professional lives

[00:23:52] Why emotional intelligence is so important and the challenges of acquiring this skill

[00:26:22] Tips on what we could do to start developing better emotional intelligence

[00:28:16] How to ask for feedback

[00:33:07] We talk about our shared love of Steven Pressfield

[00:35:43] Emotional intelligence in the virtual world.

[00:37:14] How we can identify our "bright spots"

[00:39:00] How to cultivate better self-awareness

[00:41:15] How we create a better awareness of the algorithms in our head

[00:44:02] A three-step process for changing the negative algorithms in our heads

[00:46:34] What it means to be an intrapreneur

[00:49:24] What's the one thing you want people to learn from your story?

[00:50:54] Why Gilbert wants to impact 100,000 people

[00:51:57] The Lightning Round

Special Guest: Gilbert Eijkelenboom.

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He gives insight into how your brain works, his methods for getting great feedback, and the importance of emotional intelligence.

Gilbert talks about his background as a poker player, and how human behavior impacts the success that is possible in data science and beyond. This episode brings an interesting and very important perspective into soft skills and actionable tips to implement into your daily workstream.

WHAT YOU'LL LEARN

[12:14] How your brain works and influences daily decisions

[18:58] The importance of saying no

[21:38] What is emotional intelligence and how it impacts your personal and professional life

[37:26] How to identify your bright spot

[44:21] The three step process to change your algorithms

[46:58] Gilbert’s take on intrapreneurship

QUOTES

[21:38] “...to become a really good data scientist, you need to understand the business problem...and without emotional intelligence, it's going to be very difficult.”

[24:53] “...if you don't try it yourself and fail and learn and experiment, then you're never going to be good…”

[53:12] “every day you make small decisions that all combine to really big growth”

FIND GILBERT ONLINE:

Website: https://www.mindspeaking.com/

Quora: https://www.quora.com/profile/Gilbert-Eijkelenboom

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/eijkelenboom/

SHOW NOTES

[00:01:35] Introduction for our guest

[00:02:45] How Gilbert went from poker pro to data dude

[00:04:48] Where do you see the field of analytics and data science headed in the next two to five years?

[00:06:09] The difference between good and great data scientists

[00:06:55] Data science and behavioral economics

[00:08:44] How we can see our brain as a set of algorithms with an input process and output?

[00:12:01] The two systems in the brain

[00:15:40] How to cope with rejection in our job search

[00:18:36] The importance of saying no

[00:21:03] What is emotional intelligence

[00:21:31] The importance of emotional intelligence in our personal and professional lives

[00:23:52] Why emotional intelligence is so important and the challenges of acquiring this skill

[00:26:22] Tips on what we could do to start developing better emotional intelligence

[00:28:16] How to ask for feedback

[00:33:07] We talk about our shared love of Steven Pressfield

[00:35:43] Emotional intelligence in the virtual world.

[00:37:14] How we can identify our "bright spots"

[00:39:00] How to cultivate better self-awareness

[00:41:15] How we create a better awareness of the algorithms in our head

[00:44:02] A three-step process for changing the negative algorithms in our heads

[00:46:34] What it means to be an intrapreneur

[00:49:24] What's the one thing you want people to learn from your story?

[00:50:54] Why Gilbert wants to impact 100,000 people

[00:51:57] The Lightning Round

Special Guest: Gilbert Eijkelenboom.

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