Want to make emotions work for not against you? Justin Bariso has a great tip. Five questions, five opportunities to make emotions work for you, instead of against you. Emotional intelligence is the ability to identify, understand, and manage emotions in real time. Developing your EQ (emotional intelligence quotient) can keep you from making decisions you later regret,

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Our clients often ask us, how to develop Emotional Intelligence of their children. This article has some tips: Any mom can tell you that kids are like sponges, constantly copying what they see and hear as they grow and learn how to interact with the world around them. While we often think about their development

In case you missed it:  5 Great ways to make anger work for you.I sat and listened to an elderly couple tell me how they’d been approached by a financial advisor who persuaded them to invest their life savings in a Ponzi scheme guaranteed to produce a 50% return on investment within 6 months. I

We want to share this article with practical tips: Leaders tap into their emotional intelligence when tensions run high. The next time you find yourself in a disagreement at work, try one of these six strategies.On the best of days, emotional intelligence might come easily. You keep your cool under pressure. You own up to your own mistakes

An interesting article with practical tips:   Would you like to improve your ability to manage your stress, relationships and emotions as a leader? Exploring our emotional intelligence (EI) provides us with an understanding of how to do just that. Developing our EI helps us to be more self-aware and know how to consciously respond