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Flood IngenuityWhat is relationship management?Hi!
Today I’ll be exploring the last of the 5 elements defining emotional intelligence, relationship management. Managing relationships is a lot more than being sociable and friendly. It takes clarity,
awareness and intention to get the best from a situation and manage the way people respond.
Relationships can be tricky and complicated as we all know and as a leader when you have to work with groups of people, you have to be on top of your game. Effective management of relationships relies on all the other four elements explained in m previous podcasts; self-awareness, self-management, self-motivation and social awareness.
Be...2012-09-0302 minFlood IngenuityWhat is social awareness?Hi!
Today I’ll be exploring in a little more details the fourth of the 5 elements defining emotional intelligence, social awareness.
Social awareness is the ability to recognize verbal and non-verbal behaviors in others including their emotional states.
According to Daniel Goleman the most important skills associated with social awareness are: empathy, situational awareness and service.
Next time, we’ll be looking at the last element at the core of the Emotional Intelligence behavioral model, relationship management.
I hope you enjoy the show!
Dukeslande2012-09-0103 minFlood IngenuityThe link between the London Olympics and EIHi,
Today I’ll be talking about the link between emotional intelligence and the current London Olympics.
I am so thrilled to get a front row seat for the display of emotional intelligence at its finest. While most of the focus will be on physical skills and performance, I will be paying attention to the athlete’s level of EQ.
Emotional intelligence is an important intangible source of power in high level sports, and this summer it will dictate who will change history and set new records at the London Games.
To further explain this idea, let me quote EI auth...2012-08-0304 minFlood IngenuityWhat is self-motivation?Hi!
Today I’ll be exploring in a little more details the third of the 5 elements defining emotional intelligence. Last time, I briefly explained the basics of self-management and today, we’ll look more closely at self-motivation.
Motivation is described as having the desire and willingness to do something. Theories often focus on two distinct categories of motivation; extrinsic and intrinsic motivation.
Extrinsic motivation is when we are compelled to do things because of external factors. Elements such as incentives, rewards or even punishments are all considered to be external motivators. In the end, motivation is controlled by someone or some...2012-07-1705 minFlood IngenuityWhat is self-management?Hi!
Today I’ll be exploring in a little more details the second of the 5 elements defining emotional intelligence. Last time, I briefly explained the basics of self-awareness and today, we’ll look more closely at self-management.
A lot of people believe self-management skills to be limited to managing emotions, but it’s much more than that. Self-management focuses on intra-personal skills which help you manage your emotions, but mainly it affects your responses and your actions. Intra-personal skills have the most profound effects on your responses and your behavior because it touches upon what is the closest to who you ar...2012-07-0408 minFlood IngenuityWhat is self-awareness?Today I’ll be exploring in a little more details the first of the 5 elements defining emotional intelligence. According to Daniel Goleman, one of the top researchers in the field, self-awareness is the most important emotional competence in EI.
Emotional self-awareness is the ability to recognize your feelings, to know why you are feeling them, and to recognize the impact your feelings have on yourself and on others.
Next time I’ll be looking into the element of emotional self-management and how it affects the workplace.
I hope you enjoy the show!
Dukeslande2012-06-2803 minFlood IngenuityWhat is Emotional Intelligence?Hi!
This podcast gives you a brief overview of the framework surrounding emotional intelligence. I talk about the the most common assumptions made by people unfamiliar with emotional intelligence and I give a brief workplace example about the use of social awareness, one of the core skills associated to EI.
In the next podcast, I'll be exploring components making up the core skills of a highly emotional intelligent individual. I'll also be discussing the benefits associated to developing these core skills.
I hope you enjoy the show!
Dukeslande2012-06-1507 minFlood IngenuityWelcome!Welcome to my first podcast!
I am so excited that you are here. Today, you will get a chance to find out a bit more about me and my entrepreneurial journey as well as the reasons behind my interest in emotional intelligence.
I hope you enjoy getting to know me a little better and I look forward to connect with you :)
Dukeslande 2012-06-1306 min