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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 issue was crystallized in a keynote from Microsoft researcher Kate Crawford Tuesday. The conference, which drew nearly 8,000 researchers to Long Beach, California, is deeply technical, swirling in dense clouds of math and algorithms. Crawford’s good-humored…
Beautiful day in Ottawa at the Byward Market!
One emotion in a deck of emotions cards.
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,…
Here in Ottawa thinking about how we finally have an Emotionally Intelligent Prime Minister!
By Thomas Oppon, Founder of Alltopsstartups [icon icon=”external-link”] How elastic is your brain? The ability to stretch beyond your core strengths when necessary and quickly rebound back to your core skills and discipline is a…
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