A lot has been written about how to survive an emotional storm that can unexpectedly blow into our lives after a crisis or traumatic event. But I have a different take on this based on my firsthand experience of riding out the fury of an actual storm: Hurricane Irma.
When reflecting on how socially responsible I and my business footprint are, I wonder if we feel a social responsibility to do more than what is required. And, what role do our values play in how we give back?
Journaling is a process to enhance your journey in the pursuit of excellence. Here's a list of unexpected ways reflection and writing will transform your life, including increasing your emotional intelligence.
Parents, educators, and caregivers are critical in fostering a high achievement drive during a child's development, ultimately leading to their future success and happiness.
Self-care is not selfish; it's about preserving your physical, emotional, and mental health to serve yourself and others better. Regular mental recharge boosts well-being tremendously.
Empathy is a bridge to deeper connections and lasting relationships. It is crucial in emotional intelligence as it goes hand in hand with compassion to cultivate strong and meaningful relationships.
Darryl Hartwick, a journalism professor, interviewed Linda Marshall about some of her challenges in her personal journey including what changed her life. She speaks about Joy, Gratitude and the negative effects of the Drive-by Life Phenomenon.
Many people let fear set their path in life. Don’t become a statistic; learn how to choose a path of joy and optimism to better your life.
You can build and strengthen your relationships by investing time to improve your emotional intelligence (EI). Developing EI Core Competencies will enhance your life personally and professionally.
If you were asked to share an inspiring speech to a group of college graduates, what would you say? Recently, I was both humbled and honoured to be awarded Distinguished Fellow Adjunct – Professor by Mohawk College and with that I was asked to speak to their graduates.
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