Being aware of our emotions and learning ways to manage them will make a tremendous difference in our interactions with others and our overall success in life. That’s why strengthening your self-awareness is essential.
When it comes to change, are you someone who embraces or avoids it? With the new year upon us, it’s a great opportunity to push yourself out of your comfort zone and accept that change is inevitable in life.
Join us for the Annual Marshall Benefit event on Saturday, June 22, 2019, at the Croatian Sports & Community Centre in Stoney Creek.
Register now for Emotional Intelligence: The KEY to Personal & Professional Success CE Course at Mohawk College from February 2 - March 12, 2019.
Recently during a getaway with a friend we had an interesting conversation about work-life balance. After a lengthy discussion about what more balance would look like, we recognized that completing tasks and goals more quickly would gift us time, however, we also realized that striving for efficiency means we can’t be perfect.
It’s the time of year we start thinking about New Year’s resolutions and goals. There is something highly motivating about starting fresh. How prepared are you for 2019? Plan to practice being more self-aware this year!
On behalf of Marshall Connects, I'd like to wish you a wonderful holiday season! All the best in 2019, I hope it's the best year yet!
In general, we want to manage our emotions instead of them manage us. However, during the holiday’s this can be difficult, which is why I’ve provided a helpful self-management tool, to keep you laughing this season!
For numerous reasons the holiday season tends to heighten emotions, therefore, it’s vital we’re self-aware and consider positive ways to manage them using emotions like smiling and laughing.
How often has someone’s negative mood derailed you at work? Within seconds your upbeat feelings are affected by a colleague’s emotion – I’ve outlined tips to help you manage this.
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