This exhibition from the World Science Festival, from the panel on “Notes & Neurons: In Search of the Common Chorus” is a good example of leadership and raises interesting questions about the universality of human capacity and human experience…
Music, emotion and a common human brain? Maybe.
Feb 20 2011
Emotional Ponderings: “EQ Coaching”
I love the Stages of Change Model postulated by James Prochaska et al (if you’re unfamiliar with this model, check out the February EQ Toolshare of the Month) In fact, I think it’s one of the best arguments for coaching that exists. If people are going to change (as is the case with EQ development), [...]
January EQ Tool Share of the Month
Jan 20 2011
The EQ tool of the month comes from MHS Inc. They have produced a great piece of marketing material that you can use in your marketing internally and externally. They have reviewed some of the biggest individual and organizational projects completed using the EQ-i with a specific focus on the Return on Investment (ROI) realized [...]
Emotional Ponderings: Honesty
Dec 02 2010
As is my habit, I borrowed a CD from the library to listen to in the car. This time it was Daniel Goleman, author of the original 1995 book that popularized the concept world-wide, “Emotional Intelligence” and Warren Bennis, distinguished professor and author of several great books on leadership, talking about honesty. I was disappointed [...]
EQ-i and MBTI
Nov 14 2010
I think the EQ-i and MBTI go great together, but rather than explain my views, let’s hear from MBTI ‘master practitioner’, Lori Lacey, Workers Compensation Board, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Here’s her recent email message to me used with her permission: Hi David, I wanted to tell you about a recent debrief I did with a [...]