In this video, I talk about mastering the emotions and emotional intelligence (for lack of a better term).
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The feelings we experience greatly affect our lives. People who are aware of what they’re feeling and why they’re feeling it have a clear understanding of what they need to get out of a certain situation.
What is emotional intelligence? It helps people to communicate with others more effectively, manage their behavior and emotions, and make decisions that lead to the best results.
After undergoing a major brain injury as a teen, Jason Bridges was challenged by a diminished IQ. However, he discovered the value of emotional intelligence and how this “EQ” could be used to excel in the world around him.
Emotional intelligence is an interesting subject What does it even mean to be “emotionally intelligent?” Although that was how I truly felt, the methods, mindsets and techniques I learned were simply unsustainable most of the time So we’re going to dive into where I’m at now and...
Researchers tell us that one’s IQ will not change over time, but what about Emotional Intelligence or EQ? Bestselling author and TalentSmart co-founder Travis Bradberry explains the importance of EQ in the workplace and highlights strategies to improve your score.
Emotional intelligence is the ability to understand, regulate, and healthily express your emotions combined with a high level of empathy. Everyone has differing levels of emotional intelligence based on their individual past experiences.
If you want to learn how to master your emotions then simply follow the 7 steps to emotional mastery outlined in this self improvement video. Essentially, emotional intelligence is the ability to manage emotions, understand emotions, perceive emotions and use emotions.
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While IQ testing is something most people have heard about, EQ, the term used for measuring emotional intelligence is relatively unknown. Steve Paikin talks with Travis Bradberry the author of "Emotional Intelligence 2.
This talk explores all these questions along with how the lack of emotional literacy in our culture has significant power when it comes to the way we parent. It explores how compassion, empathy and mindfulness have a place in raising children – as well as in our education system.
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