Lisa Feldman Barrett on the construction of emotions
This talk by Lisa Feldman Barrett is a helpful reminder that we have more power over how we experience (and predict) our emotions than our dominant culture suggests.
Education
Seminar: Creating a Workplace Culture of Safety and Belonging
How can orgs that are implementing programs to address such critical issues as diversity, equity, and inclusion ensure success.
Creativity
One emotion in a deck of emotions cards.
Disappointment: a bittersweet companion on life’s journey
Disappointment can feel heavy, like a storm cloud blocking the sunlight.
Comforted: one emotion card in a deck of 87
In the embrace of comfort, the world feels a little lighter, troubles find solace, and warmth envelops us. It’s a soothing balm amidst life’s storms. Whether it’s a hug from a loved one, a cozy…
Webinar: The Emotional Intelligence Employee Development Blueprint
Join us on September 13, for this important webinar on five keys for developing emotional intelligence competencies.
Webinar: The Emotional Intelligence Employee Development Blueprint
Join David Cory, Canada-based coach and leadership development specialist, as he shares with you what you need to know as an HR professional for yourself and your own career and how to best help your employees to develop their emotional intelligence skills.
The ROI for Emotional Intelligence
Organizations are increasingly investing in emotional intelligence skills development for their employees.
Webinar: Relationship Paradigms: Power vs Partnership
Join Jill Cory and David Cory as they examine how relationship paradigms affect our emotional intelligence.
The role of emotional intelligence in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
I have never heard of an organization or group that got started with the intention of failing. Funny to think of it, right? Investing time and energy with the explicit intent of going out of…
Leading with Emotional Intelligence, with the Project Management Institute Sacramento Chapter
As Project Management Professionals, your required excellent technical skills to get you to where you are now in your professional career. But if you are to progress to the next level in your career or…
1619: History is in the land, part II
This is the continuation of June and Angie Provost’s story about land, family, intergenerational knowledge, and loss. The Provost family has a long history of sugar-cane farming, but June’s crop loans are coming through late…
1619: History is in the land, part I
It’s about land, family, and intergenerational knowledge. It’s also about the right to own and profit from the land you work. Episode five of 1619 is divided into two parts both called “The Land of…
1619: Not “bad blood,” but bad healthcare
This episode is about healthcare. Going back to 1866 it introduces listeners to Rebecca Lee Crumpler who was the first Black woman to become a doctor in America, and it progresses through time from there.
1619: Pleasure and pain in the history of Black music in American popular culture (3)
Episode three of 1619 with Nikole Hannah-Jones is narrated by Wesley Morris. Morris starts cutting vegetables in his friend’s kitchen and listening to a “Yacht Rock” playlist. He says that these songs are often framed…
Understanding emotions is nearly as important as IQ for students’ academic success
The ability to understand emotions contributes almost as much to students’ grades as their IQ. Past studies show two personal qualities are important for student academic success – intelligence and conscientiousness.IQ scores explain about 15%of the differences between students’ grades. Conscientiousness, such as having the diligence to do enough study, explains about 5%.
1619: Rethinking the economic history of America (2)
Have you ever thought about parallels between the Panic of 1837 and the economic crash of the early 2000s? In episode two of 1619, “The Economy that Slavery Built,” Nikole Hannah-Jones disrupts mainstream narratives about…
Can your EQ help your IQ?
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,…
1619: Part of anti-racism work is being critical of mainstream historical narratives
In 1619 The White Lion arrived on the shores of Point Comfort. This is where listeners join Nikole Hannah-Jones at the beginning of the first episode of 1619, “The Fight for a True Democracy.” She…
Business skills webinar, Resolve Collaboration Services
July 15th, 2020 (1 Hour Event)12:00PM – 1:00PM (ET) How much do you really know about Emotional Intelligence, which the World Economic Forum has identified as a TOP 10 workplace competency for 2020? What is…
Structural racism, defensiveness, and white fragility, by Dr. Robin DiAngelo
White people are commonly defensive about race and racism. This is an important clue to the inner working of how people are socialized. Progressive white people can be the worst. This video is great. University…