Passion is the catalyst to happiness and success; it drives us to acquire knowledge, master skills, have a growth mindset, ultimately enhancing our emotional intelligence.
Self-compassion is crucial to our overall well-being and mental health. We must focus on strategies as simple as using positive self-talk to reinforce self-compassion.
Have you contemplated how resilient you are lately? Resilience is part of our well-being; those with high emotional intelligence tend to be more emotionally resilient.
Emotional intelligence is crucial in workplace health and safety. It powerfully creates the mindset for a focus on safety and elevates productivity.
This spring, Linda Marshall is teaching an online Mohawk College CE Course titled, Emotional Intelligence: The KEY to Personal & Professional Success from April 16 - May 14, 2024. Join the waitlist today!
Embracing continuous, informal feedback is not just a leadership strategy; it's a transformative approach to fostering growth, communication, and camaraderie within a team. Without question, every leader should provide employees with informal feedback in the workplace.
Join us in Hamilton, Ontario, for a transformative journey of self-discovery and professional development in our "Cultivating Emotional Intelligence for Effective Leadership" Workshop. This comprehensive one-day EI Effectiveness Leadership Academy workshop will equip you with valuable tools to enhance your emotional effectiveness as a leader.
Giving back to others and our community is a powerful way to make the world a better place and contribute to the well-being of society as a whole. It enriches our lives and the lives of others, creating positive change and a more compassionate and supportive environment for everyone.
You can pave the way to successful journaling by establishing a consistent and effective self-reflection practice. This writing routine will positively impact your personal growth.
Venting is part of emotional intelligence and can have both positive and negative effects on our well-being. It's important to balance venting with problem-solving and taking proactive steps toward resolution when necessary.
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