Webinar recording: Leveraging emotional intelligence in a toxic workplace
Watch David Cory, founder of The Emotional Intelligence Training Company. as he explores how emotional intelligence can be helpful in…
Watch David Cory, founder of The Emotional Intelligence Training Company. as he explores how emotional intelligence can be helpful in…
What are our feelings trying to tell us? Source
Reality testing and flexibility… in the wild. Source
Could actively viewing a documentary about the impacts of short form video feeds – with an interest in emotional intelligence…
As a Canadian company, we’d like to wish our colleagues, clients, and friends across Canada a wonderful Canada Day. To our American friends, we wish you…
“We are not thinking machines that feel, we are feeling machines that think” – António R. Damásio Source
How to demonstrate credibility in your coaching practice. Source
Taking gold at the Olympics, especially in this way, is taking gold in self-actualization. Source
True excellence is found in how we consistently show up. Source
It’s always a good time to commit to EQ skills learning. And more! Source
44% of women and girls worldwide will experience abuse from a partner. In Canada, 1 in 3 women report experiences…
Self-awareness and an ability to regulate how you act on your emotions are crucial components of emotional intelligence. Source
Kirsten Johnson reviews the EQ Certification Program Source
Free webinar on May 28, 9am Pacific / noon Eastern. Source
Adriana Frazier speaks on EITC’s EQ-i 2.0 Certification course. Source
I love the model that we’ve been introduced to. And I think it’s worth its weight in gold. which we…
Why would your clients need to pay attention to emotions? We now have over three decades of research on emotional…
Approaching difficult conversations in the workplace effectively creates a more positive professional environment. Source
It’s really nice to be in a space with people who want to be great at something that lights them…
“My first question always is, are they open to coaching?” Source
Increasingly, non-cognitive skills, also known as “soft skills,” are being recognized as helping predict important life outcomes for students. Source
Focusing on emotional intelligence competencies might actually be the key to unlocking effective journaling. Source
Kari Lotzien interviews David Cory about why it’s important for corporations and small businesses to invest in emotional intelligence. Source
Managers, it turns out, rated expressing empathy as the most challenging communication skills, above asking questions and providing feedback. Source