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Emotional Intelligence of a Clown Fish
Emotional Intelligence of a Clown Fish
More and more, people are becoming aware that Emotional Intelligence involves being aware of their own emotions as well as those around them. In a nutshell, here is the overall on what it measures: The Emotional Intelligence Ability Model: Perceiving Emotions– Think about the concept of languages. Words we speak don’t just automatically make sense Read More
Mr. Valentine’s Day at the Office
Mr. Valentine’s Day at the Office
February fourteenth brings with it talk of relationships, old and new. Lovers everywhere are reminded to show appreciation for each other through various methods of expression. With the holiday, it is not uncommon for individuals to evaluate the strength of their relationship. Although, one isolated circumstance can’t speak volumes about a relationship, every instance is Read More
Tackling the flu
Tackling the flu
Everyone knows the influenza virus struck early and forceful this year, but maybe not everyone has considered the implications or how to best deal with the flu monster professionally in the work-place. Being ill is an obstacle no one enjoys. The important fact to consider, however, is that additional emotional burdens only make an already Read More
Strong arm, ethical weakness
Strong arm, ethical weakness
As accomplished professionals, we understand the gravity of what leadership means. People we care about depend on our leadership. People we don’t know are affected by it. Our decisions can influence the course of history, even if in some small way. Everything we do as leaders is tied to other lives. This means every crucial Read More
Where have all the cowboys gone?
Where have all the cowboys gone?
Trust forms the foundation for higher levels of retention, productivity, performance and citizenship behavior which are the “above and beyond” behaviors that lead and contribute to organizational success. According to a recent study by Center for Work Life conducted among more than 500 organizations large, medium and small, it was found that trust in the Read More