How’s Your EQ?

John Parker Stewart, in his book 52 Leadership Gems, says, “Life is full of uncertainties. We never know what challenges we will face next. Yet, one of life’s certainties is that we all make mistakes. This applies equally to us as to others. The critical question then is how well you respond to mistakes?”
We’ve all those moments for ourselves and with associates when blood pressure rises, stress increases, and emotions take over. Unfortunately, it is the unbridled release of these emotions that can cause us to have serious regret once the emotional dust has settled.

Successful leaders and superior performers tend to have superb skills that serve them well when it comes to identifying and managing their own emotions and the emotions of others. We call that Emotional Intelligence. Join us on Tuesday, March 16 for the Competitive Edge Business Forum. I will share 10 ways for you to grow your Emotional Intelligence.

Steve Hendon, PCC