The Practice of Emotional Intelligence Skills
Want to learn about emotional intelligence skills from a group of EQ experts who are passionate about making EQ accessible? We use applied research to create fun, easy to learn emotional intelligence development strategies for the workplace.
Hello. We're happy to to have you visit us, even if it is only virtually. We know there is a lot of information out there about emotional intelligence, so we built our business around sifting through the sources that matter and building tools, resources and EQ development strategies that you can use immediately.
Allow us to share with you what we've learned from our research and our customers worldwide.
Emotional Intelligence Training
TalentSmart's Public Workshop
Over last 5 years we've been providing our two day program on emotional intelligence skills to people in fortune 500 companies worldwide. Professionals working in high schools, universities, government, health care and pharmaceuticals, manufacturing, biotech, retail, and nonprofits all agree on one thing. Spending two days practicing, discussing, observing and exploring EQ jump starts their commitment and focus on skills they use every day. Great Stuff on Amazon
EQ Resources
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EQ Versus EI
Why we call emotional intelligence "EQ"
There is a debate about the term "EQ" because "EQ" stands for emotional quotient and a quotient is a number divided by another number. We aren't so concerned about the math.
We prefer the distinction that EQ is something similar but unique from your "IQ", which is your ability to learn. Your ability to learn doesn't change much over the course of your life. Your emotional intelligence, however, can change and can be increased.
Emotional intelligence is linked physically to a specific path of neurons in your brain and these paths can be changed.
- This means that emotional intelligence is a set of skills, not an innate ability.
- This means that you can change the neuron paths in your brain.
- This means that the habits you've developed in your life can change.
- It means that if you are not yet emotionally intelligent you can become emotionally intelligent.
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