This article by Sound Options is a very good summary of some key dynamics in family grieving. From asynchronous grieving, to permission to grieve and the general lack of social …
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This is an interesting study that looked at trait EI in teachers, in the context of organizational trust, job satisfaction and also the trait EI of principals. Our study has …
Here’s a story about Maria. She is a compilation of leaders that we have worked with over the past 20 years and well represents the transition to collaborative leadership organizations …
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Join David Cory, B.Ed., M.A., Founder, Emotional Intelligence Training Company Inc. for this webinar on building courage, vulnerability and resilience. Registration is free for CPHR BC & YK members and …
Join us January 28th for our next webinar, “Heroic Leadership and Emotional Intelligence.” Why do some leaders feel they have to be heroes? Is heroic leadership a good thing or …
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This is a nice overview of the importance of paying attention to evidence, and the best evidence, when confronted with worries and fears associated with the latest fashion. It’s a …
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Get assessed, get a report, plus a one hour debrief and a 30 minute coaching session. Assessment of your emotional quotient, or [EQ], is not an end in itself. It’s …
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Dana Kanze is a doctoral fellow at Columbia Business School and she realized that the social psychological theory of regulatory focus, by Tory Higgins, might provide be a fruitful research …
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Stress has so many physiological effects and an important part of emotional intelligence is stress management. Here’s a short helpful video on the relationship between stress and memory (cognitive functioning!). …
This article is nice overview of the relationship of emotional intelligence skills to design, solution-making, art and creativity. Artists and scientists throughout history have remarked on the bliss that accompanies …
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There’s still time left to sign up for this leadership course in Calgary: November 26-28, 2018. Join us for a unique opportunity to explore and develop your emotional intelligence and …
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The New York Times, we need to talk… I often read your column “My Workout” to learn tips on how other CEOs stay on top of their game. I’m always …
The Myth Of CEO Work-Life Balance By Amy Nelson | Forbes Women Read More »
Part of what makes Brown’s work appealing is how she frames her call for intense self-reflection, by acknowledging that she struggles with this process as much as anyone else. “It’s …
Numerous studies have found that female professors shoulder a disproportionate amount of service workcompared to their male peers. Research also suggests that students hold female instructors to a different standard than they …
The patriarchy, it turns out, is still more powerful than “leaning in”. This is really interesting research and a good analysis of a social problem in need of a social …
Brené Brown studies human connection — our ability to empathize, belong, love. In a poignant, funny talk at TEDxHouston, she shares a deep insight from her research, one that sent …
This is an article about Matthew Syed’s book for kids about conquering perfectionism and not being afraid to make mistakes. This is why I have written a book for children. …
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Slavin addresses the value of creating a workplace where employees can show up as their whole selves – tears and all. By creating a workplace that does not allow people …
This is an interesting, concise article about the benefits working on a “Loyalist Team” can have for self-awareness. We need feedback to help match our internal view of ourselves with …
This is a fantastic read about the challenges of observational studies that don’t account for selection bias. Wow. The best of these observational studies try to control for these variables. …
Shame is an unspoken epidemic, the secret behind many forms of broken behavior. Brené Brown, whose earlier talk on vulnerability became a viral hit, explores what can happen when …