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Emotional Intelligence for the Workplace: Types, Benefits, and Tips to Build EQ

Empuls

Emotional intelligence means the ability to understand and manage our emotions effectively while understanding other people's emotions and responding appropriately. Hence what was once the norm to consider only the intelligence quotient (IQ) of people for job interviews is now slowly evolving to include the emotional quotient (EQ).

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David Enevoldsen: “It’s choosing carefully who you spend your time with”

Thrive Global

…It’s choosing carefully who you spend your time with. The people around you can have a profound impact on how you feel. At the same time, I was attending masterminds and talking to people who were focused on their successes throughout the year. Choose very carefully who you choose to hang out with.

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“Be Kind to Yourself.” With Brendan Street

Thrive Global

It is important that every team member feels valued, knows their voice matters and is heard and importantly has an understanding of their purpose and how they contribute to the team and the wider organization. This was during a time before there was a drive to support people with long term mental ill health in the community.

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Discernment Will Be the Key Competency of This Decade

Thrive Global

5 Principled Concepts to Help You Discern Accurately To Be A More Successful Entrepreneur, Leader and Individual in Life and Business. How shall a man judge what to do in such times?’ ‘As In 2010, creativity became the number one competency for leaders. (Anonymous Illustrator, 1892.). As he ever has judged,’ said Aragorn.

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Rachel Sheerin: How To Be Great At Sales Without Seeming Salesy

Thrive Global

Whether right or wrong, I think it’s what most people perceive and perception is 100% reality — no sense in fighting it or arguing semantics. As a part of my series about how to be great at closing sales without seeming pushy, obnoxious, or salesy, I had the pleasure of interviewing Rachel Sheerin. Oh, absolutely.

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