This is a great read on the nervous system and especially breathe and the vagus nerve. I liked this idea that we have something like a secret piano key, under …
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Join ICF Calgary for breakfast at Joey Chinnook, with David Cory of EITC. June 6, 2019, 7:00 am – 9:30 am…
In 2013 Diana Nyad’s successfully swam from Cuba to Florida. She did it without flippers. She did it without taking a rest on a boat. And she did it without …
Dan Pallotta is a great presenter and is very funny. This talk will have you laughing, but also thinking about charities in new ways. Pallotta says that philanthropy is the …
How can developing the emotional intelligence skills (EQ) of your people increase your organization’s bottom-line metrics? How can EQ increase employee engagement, attraction and retention of top talent? How can …
We have also found that micro-aggressions tend to affect problem-solving ability of the individuals in classrooms; work productivity goes down. And earlier, you were talking about health differences…
There is a large and growing realm of research about race-aware human resource and team building policies. What it is all pointing to is that so-called “colour-blind” policies don’t work. …
Guy Winch does an amazing job in this TED talk pointing out the disparity between our attention and cultural fixation on physical health, and our lack of shared cared for …
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The Emotional Quotient Inventory (EQ-i 2.0®) is the first scientifically validated assessment tool for emotional intelligence skills. The EQ-i 2.0 is the most widely used, best selling, most flexible, most …
In these podcasts episodes, Timandra Harkness explores the best ways to disagree with other people in prosocial ways. How we all can cope with open-minded arguing rather than it degenerating …
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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 …
EQ assessment and coaching paints a clear leadership picture | EITC Read More »
Some people might not think about their posture and body language, to the detriment of their attitude and negotiating power. It conveys competence. In a study conducted at Princeton, researchers found …
Emotionally Intelligent leaders are people you want to work with. They respect you and what you bring. They are focused on the heart of the matter and are ALL IN. …
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 …
Dana Kanze: The real reason female entrepreneurs get less funding Read More »
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!). …