Tag Archives: Emotional Intelligence

How To Give Yourself A Golden Ticket

Busy multiethnic partners working together in a meeting room. Business people gathered to discuss some urgent matters. Group of creative businessmen and casual businesswomen discussing a new project in the office.

Let’s get real for a moment. If I asked you to paint a picture of a smart person, chances are you might dream up a character who’s a wizard at math problems or maybe someone spitting out hefty words left and right. But let’s shake that image off. True intelligence? It’s not about sounding sophisticated.

Communicate Clear Standards with Compassion

Do you need to have THAT TALK with a member of your team? You have a team member who seems to be acting out of self-interest rather than supporting the goals of the team. There are alternatives to putting the foot down or insisting, “If you don’t start doing what you’re supposed to be doing,

Navigating Emotions in a Divided, Dynamic World

I’ve been lucky to know many kind and understanding people in my community. We’ve shared workplaces, community projects, and religious gatherings. But lately, I’ve seen a shift. There’s a heaviness, a kind of sadness and frustration, that wasn’t there before, or at least, not as noticeable. Recently, a friend shared how the current political climate