Despite it being uncomfortable, good EQ means we acknowledge our weaknesses as well as our strengths.
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The Importance of Identifying and Minimizing Fears
If we’re experiencing procrastination or a lack of motivation, we should look within to see if unhealthy fears have become obstacles for us.
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Exploding the Myth of Motivation
A frequent problem within teams is that the word motivation has become firmly entrenched in some false but commonly used phrases. You’ve probably heard a few, and have likely used some yourself, such as:
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Using Your Voice for Good
You can exercise emotional intelligence by creating good weather. The late poet, Maya Angelou once said, “People will forget what you said and will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.”
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The Empathetic Trainer: Using EQ for Training Success
The ability to stand up and talk does not a trainer make. I know that sounds like I’m quoting from Yoda in “The Empire Strikes Back,” but some of the most high-tech companies in the world deliver some of the worst training I’ve ever seen. One problem can be when a trainer’s desire to be seen as an expert supersedes a desire – and an ability – to help others learn.
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Misunderstandings About Emotional Intelligence
I’d like to dismantle a few EQ misconceptions and open wider the door of understanding for people who want to strengthen their position as top performers.
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