Have you ever noticed how emotions impact everything we do, especially our relationships? By wisely managing them, we can reduce negativity and boost our emotional intelligence, enabling us to observe the ripple effects of our emotions and manage emotional contagion effectively.
Remaining calm and focused in stressful situations can be challenging. However, by enhancing our emotional intelligence, we can better manage emotional hijacking, enabling us to make rational decisions, build resilience, and strengthen our relationships.
Our emotions are integral to our overall health and well-being. They send crucial messages that impact our physical health, mental state, and spiritual sense of purpose, guiding our behaviours and influencing our quality of life.
Emotions influence our thoughts, behaviours, and decisions, shaping our emotional well-being and personal growth. Developing self-awareness and emotional intelligence unlocks deeper self-understanding, transforming how we navigate relationships, challenges, and overall well-being.
The journey to self-awareness is one of the most rewarding investments you can make in yourself. By uncovering what makes you tick—your emotions, values, strengths, and patterns, you gain the clarity to live more intentionally and authentically, fostering personal growth and enhancing your emotional intelligence through intentional reflection.
Advancing emotional intelligence (EI) is a valuable investment in your life. Developing self-awareness, empathy, self-regulation, and interpersonal skills can enhance relationships and your influence on others starting today.
Emotional intelligence is transforming leadership across Canada. Canadian leaders are increasingly investing in EI training to enhance their leadership skills, foster team success, and promote personal growth, both professionally and personally.
Active listening is pivotal to effective communication, advancing emotional intelligence, and increasing empathy. In my book, The Power of Emotion, I share strategies to build these skills and strengthen relationships.
The holiday season brings joy but also holiday grief, stress, and heightened emotions. Through self-care, mindfulness, and effective coping strategies, it’s possible to manage stress and honour lost loved ones.
How socially responsible are you? People with social responsibility act in society's best interest, following their values to engage in activities that give back and contribute to the community and social development.
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