Erica Zygelman reviews the EQ-i 2 0 Certification Course with EITC

“I’m really excited to have this as part of my toolkit!”

ByEric Kasoyaga

“I almost signed up to do this in a one on one certification, just with a trainer and I think that would have been so boring, because this was really engaging and fun and I can’t even imagine what that would have been like to just like sit and receive everything without applying it. I’m really excited to have this as part of my toolkit! It’s such a rich tool and I already have some clients lined up who want to use it so I’m really excited to get my hands on it.”

With an entrepreneurial spirit and the abilities to connect with people from different backgrounds, Eric brings this spirit to the team. He holds a Degree in Political Science from the University of British Columbia, and is finishing up a Business and Technology Management Degree from British Columbia Institute of Technology. He is also certified to use the EQ-i 2.0 / EQ 360.

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