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The creative process is often connected to the representation and expression of emotions. Similarly, when we look at famous artists we often connect their creations to their psychology. But what about emotions and the art market?
In this article from Artist as Entrepreneur, Isabel Lamont addresses the importance of Emotional Intelligence to artists in the Digital Age:
Our Mission is to create permanent, sustainable change in individuals and organizations through the development of Emotional Intelligence skills. Our values include honesty, integrity, social responsibility in the service of others, and abundance versus a scarcity mentality. Our vision is to lead the way in Emotional Intelligence skills development through assessment, coaching, training, and consulting.
The Emotional Quotient Inventory (EQ‐i) was administered to a sample of 186 executives …
Abstract: Romantic breakups are a significant source of stress and associated with a range of poor outcomes. This report investigated whether participating in a measurement-intensive study of coping alters the course of breakup-related recovery. Recently…
Once in a while we will read a book that punctures our silly human pretension of just how advanced our shared knowledge of a certain subject matter is. Whether it’s astrophysics, anthropology or cognitive science,…
We enjoyed this article from Psychology Today about how Emotional Intelligence might play a bigger role in academic success than organization, and almost as big a role as IQ. It is written by Carolyn MacCann,…
I read this book earlier this year and totally loved it. This book has wisdom for anyone in a relationship. It made me laugh! And I related to the author, a lot. The Journal Of…
Rework is by the 37 Signals guys, Jason Fried & David Heinemeier Hansson. Their products are cool and some of their company ideas are innovative. It’s good to have a book around to flip through…
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