I have just come back to Stockholm after spending two months in the Philippines, Singapore, Malaysia and China. It is so clear that the world is changing every day with many Asian countries taking an increasingly larger role on the global market. The need to be able to communicate with people from different cultures
I am just back in Singapore after a very productive and fun visit to KL in Malaysia. Alex Tan and Simon Lee from Brief Academy, our partners in Malaysia, had put together a program that kept me very busy from the day I landed in KL to when I left, 5 days later. A presentation
I am not sure that the Singaporian papers know that it is Emotional Intelligence – or rather lack thereof they are writing about. The Educational Minister is complaining that students don´t have enough drive and that they will have to develop personal qualities like the ability to adapt in a rapidly changing world and to
I was fortunate enough to be asked to speak on the topic of emotional intelligence - and the new EQi 2.0 - on Malaysia's leading business radio station, BFM 89.9. During the 15 minute interview we spoke about the effect of EQ in Asia, and how to effectively measure and develop emotional intelligence at work.
To be greeted, noticed and well taken care of gives you a nice feeling. After staying a few days at the New World Hotel in Manila I am thoroughly impressed with how the staff at this hotel treats the guests. Guests are greeted with a smile and any question is answered with genuine helpfulness and
EQ ”A Key Factor for Personal, Professional and Leadership Success” A presentation in co-operation with the International Coach Federation, Philippine Chapter January 24, 2012, 7.00 pm -9:00 pm I am very excited to visit the Philippines for the first time. Emotional intelligence is not new to people in the Philippines. Actually , one of the
