EQ Factor

Being aware of our fears and how they impact and/or inhibit us is part of good self-awareness, which is the starting point for developing emotional intelligence.

Perhaps you’ve heard of the book, 7 Habits of Highly Effective People. In many ways, it paved the road for the field of emotional intelligence, because it provides a framework for self-management and relationship management.

Occasionally, I have extraverted clients tell me they wish their introverted coworkers would come out of their shells and talk a little more. The opposite happens, too.

By Daniel Bobinski In your career, have you noticed that some teams are more motivated than others? Motivated teams rarely happen by accident. Let me give you two suggestions for putting emotional intelligence into action to help get your team motivated. Get to know...

One key to success is knowing the ripple effects of your available choices and then selecting the best available option.

By Daniel Bobinski In the realm of emotional intelligence, recognizing our own and others’ motivations is very important. Knowing our own is important for self-management, and recognizing other people’s motivators helps in relationship management, especially in the...