Don’t set yourself up to fail. If you go into a situation convinced you will mess it up or get it wrong or fail in some other way, you’re doomed before you even start. You may not even realize you’re doing it. I didn’t. That is, until someone pointed it out to me. Tunnel vision …
It’s all well and good to talk about how we raise our emotional intelligence. But what happens when you leave the dedicated self-development space and go back to your Real Life? How can you remain emotionally intelligent under stress? Don’t those tips and tricks just go flying out the window as your Real Life takes …
Many people try to be a positive influence on those around them. I’ve encountered far too many people who have interpreted that to mean they need to always be positive. And try to help me to be more positive. That may not have been their intention. But as my mother used to say, “The road …
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We’ve all been there. Something happens at work that lights our hair on fire. We immediately want to hit, or yell, or ball up our fists and stomp around. But knowing that’s not acceptable behavior in most workplaces, most of us try to suppress that reaction. Instead, we try to not react for a minute. …
In the last couple of years, there’s been a lot of buzz about emotional intelligence. It’s not new, but you’d think it is, based on the buzz. It applies to all aspects of life, really, and can be especially important in leadership. That begs the question what is emotionally intelligent leadership? What does it look …
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