Emotional Intelligence Webinar

Increased Resiliency in Times of Uncertainty

Members of our communities, organizations, and teams may react quite differently to this crisis:

  • Some despair, while others hope

  • Some shut down, while others step up

  • Some become self-obsessed while others strive to serve

  • Some use time at home to coast, others to improve their craft


What explains the difference in these reactions?:

Emotional Intelligence!

Perhaps this Emotional Intelligence (EQ) webinar is a timely prescription for those you lead. This webinar will give your team the tools they need to personally cope with this and other crises. This webinar will also challenge your team to leverage this difficult time in a way that will position your organization for future success. 

In this 1-hour customizable webinar participants will learn…

Why circumstances don’t really determine how we feel.

  • How our mental paradigms can either serve us or hinder us.

  • Whether we are inclined toward proactivity or reactivity.

  • How to asses and increase our EQ in multiple contexts.

  • The role of values, beliefs and attitudes on our actions.

  • The beliefs associated with higher and lower EQ.

  • Three elements of the Focus Filter® that influence our responses.

  • How higher EQ increases our power and influence of others.

We may have very little control of the situation facing us with the COVID-19 virus. But we do have complete control over how we respond – therein lies our power. We can be paralyzed by fear or we can view this relative down-time as a perfect opportunity to grow, learn, and improve. 

Abraham Lincoln said,
“Give me six hours to chop down a tree
and I will spend the first four sharpening the axe.”

 This wisdom sounds good. But most of our clients and their teams are so busy doing their work and engaging with customers (cutting down trees) under normal circumstances that they have trouble making time for axe sharpening.

Could it be that the silver lining in reduced access to the forest
is the time it provides to sharpen the axe?