How to Develop Emotional intelligence ( Step by Step)Gurpreet Singh
How to Develop Emotional intelligence ( Step by Step)
How to develop emotional intelligence and be more happy, successful in life , This you can learn from this presentation.
The way we deal with our emotions shapes everything that matters: our actions, careers, relationships, health, happiness and organizations. Getting hooked by our thoughts, emotions and stories inhibits us from thriving. Emotional Agility is essential for success in all aspects of how we love, live, parent and lead.
Insight, a lesson from the Empowerment Show, an interactive seminar that will teach you how to live a positive life with more joy. Hosted by Rev. Dr. Charlene M. Proctor, best-selling author of oneness, unity, personal growth, and women’s empowerment books. Works include The Oneness Gospel: Birthing the Christ Consciousness and Divine Human in You (2010), Let Your Goddess Grow! 7 Spiritual Lessons on Female Power and Positive Thinking (2005), and The Women’s Book of Empowerment: 323 Affirmations That Change Everyday Problems into Moments of Potential (2005). Her books, lectures, workshops are interfaith and emphasize oneness and unity with an East Meets West flavor. She is a Oneness Blessing giver and certified Oneness Trainer from Oneness University India as well as an ordained minister.
How to Develop Emotional intelligence ( Step by Step)Gurpreet Singh
How to Develop Emotional intelligence ( Step by Step)
How to develop emotional intelligence and be more happy, successful in life , This you can learn from this presentation.
The way we deal with our emotions shapes everything that matters: our actions, careers, relationships, health, happiness and organizations. Getting hooked by our thoughts, emotions and stories inhibits us from thriving. Emotional Agility is essential for success in all aspects of how we love, live, parent and lead.
Insight, a lesson from the Empowerment Show, an interactive seminar that will teach you how to live a positive life with more joy. Hosted by Rev. Dr. Charlene M. Proctor, best-selling author of oneness, unity, personal growth, and women’s empowerment books. Works include The Oneness Gospel: Birthing the Christ Consciousness and Divine Human in You (2010), Let Your Goddess Grow! 7 Spiritual Lessons on Female Power and Positive Thinking (2005), and The Women’s Book of Empowerment: 323 Affirmations That Change Everyday Problems into Moments of Potential (2005). Her books, lectures, workshops are interfaith and emphasize oneness and unity with an East Meets West flavor. She is a Oneness Blessing giver and certified Oneness Trainer from Oneness University India as well as an ordained minister.
Whatever you are today is the outcome of your problems, strengths, habits and level of self-esteem. In every age, from birth to infant and child to adolescent, you have met distinct challenges. If the people around you raised you in a natural and healthy way, you will turn out into a well-balanced and strong individual. However, if your youthful experiences are filled with traumas and problems, these past incidents will extremely affect the way you are today. To understand this topic, you have to understand the concept of inner child.. Get all the info you need here.
This short slide show demonstrates the interaction between body, mind, environment and soul in human development. Surprising to most is the inclusion of environment which, in the authors opinion is the greatest opportunity and the least cost process of human development
Are you a hypochondriac of love or fear of love’s power, or are you a ‘relegator of love to nonsense? Not releasing love is ‘controlling’, as well as giving it where it’s met with abuse. Debunking love is unacknowledged common by pessimistically oriented non believers who put it in the same category as ‘believing in Santa Claus’.
It's essential to our well-being that we learn to quiet the mind and control our thoughts. The most essential part of us – our souls, spirits, inner selves (use whatever term you prefer) is much deeper inside of us than our thoughts. We are not our thoughts.
When we need to get clarity, to make major decisions about our lives, we need to access this deeper part of ourselves which is always connected to the divine. The following exercise will help you access that place.
Baby’s emotional experience is of rage, utter misery, terror or ecstasy. He makes early decisions in response to these intense feelings. Thus it is not surprising that the decisions are often extreme.
Mesothelioma patients, their loved ones and caregivers experience a plethora of powerful emotions, but the one they most commonly share is anger. We will discuss how to better understand and manage feelings of anger at our September meeting. For more information, visit us at www.asbestos.com
Whatever you are today is the outcome of your problems, strengths, habits and level of self-esteem. In every age, from birth to infant and child to adolescent, you have met distinct challenges. If the people around you raised you in a natural and healthy way, you will turn out into a well-balanced and strong individual. However, if your youthful experiences are filled with traumas and problems, these past incidents will extremely affect the way you are today. To understand this topic, you have to understand the concept of inner child.. Get all the info you need here.
This short slide show demonstrates the interaction between body, mind, environment and soul in human development. Surprising to most is the inclusion of environment which, in the authors opinion is the greatest opportunity and the least cost process of human development
Are you a hypochondriac of love or fear of love’s power, or are you a ‘relegator of love to nonsense? Not releasing love is ‘controlling’, as well as giving it where it’s met with abuse. Debunking love is unacknowledged common by pessimistically oriented non believers who put it in the same category as ‘believing in Santa Claus’.
It's essential to our well-being that we learn to quiet the mind and control our thoughts. The most essential part of us – our souls, spirits, inner selves (use whatever term you prefer) is much deeper inside of us than our thoughts. We are not our thoughts.
When we need to get clarity, to make major decisions about our lives, we need to access this deeper part of ourselves which is always connected to the divine. The following exercise will help you access that place.
Baby’s emotional experience is of rage, utter misery, terror or ecstasy. He makes early decisions in response to these intense feelings. Thus it is not surprising that the decisions are often extreme.
Mesothelioma patients, their loved ones and caregivers experience a plethora of powerful emotions, but the one they most commonly share is anger. We will discuss how to better understand and manage feelings of anger at our September meeting. For more information, visit us at www.asbestos.com
How to Control Your Anger: Anger Management Techniques for BeginnersJoan Mullally
Discover what anger management is and how you can use it to prevent your anger from running away with you and causing problems in your career and personal life.
Understand that it feels unusual, if not unnatural, to express emotion, and make it clear that they will not be judged, punished or ridiculed for expressing what he has inside. Most women struggle with this. They blame the men for how they express their emotions.
Most of the time, we are not aware of how we feel.
In other words, we are not consciously aware of our vibration.
We live through our thoughts and are not aware of the sensations in our bodies. Sometimes we think we have great self-esteem but if we really get in touch with the sensations of the body, we could discover a great negative paradigm beneath it.
This negative paradigm is often related to the “five poisons in Buddhism”.
If you could get aware of the poisons that are related to you, you could change your negative paradigm into a positive one.
In order to achieve this, you have to become familiar with yourself.
One of the best and fastest ways to do this is through meditation.
If you want to know more about meditation, visit the following link:
https://bit.ly/3POwtro
sometimes when you're in a really bad mood and you're not sure why?
A bad mood could be described as restless, dull, boredom, blah, dull, listless, melancholy or being just plain sad with no real explanation.
How to improve mood which is very important for success
(1) From an external orientation to an internal orientation
(2) Deconstruction of the false beliefs and stories we hold
(3) Feel to heal
(4) Accept our humanness
(5) Integrate our shadows (the parts we disowned)
(6) Be supported by relationships
And a list of day-to-day things we may want to do more of and less of to live a better life!
When you are feeling down...please watch this! Mau Isshiki
When you are feeling down, you might want somebody to comfort you. What if you don't have anybody? This video shows you another method to comfort you and cheer you up. That is "Self-Contentment," based on Fractal Psychology. Please try this to recover from feeling depressed.
A historical journey into the origin of Emotional Intelligence (EQ) as a concept developed by Mayer & Salovey and later Daniel Goleman. A futuristic trek revealing the application of Emotional Intelligence via 8 EQ Competencies developed by the International EQ Organization, Six Seconds.
2. How do you know you couldn’t
manage your anger better?
Whether meeting with
parents at schools who
were angry that their
children performed poorly
when I was a school
Headmistress or dealing
with my own emotions as a
mother, managing my
anger and others has
always been a key to my
success.
Beatrice Godlewicz
Founder of Veillance
Transactional Analysis
Therapist
NLP Practicioner
3. In commun with all the mammals:
Joy
Sadness
Anger
Fear
More or less hairy,
We are all pretty much
the same!
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physical: that’s whyphysical: that’s why
we can see them onwe can see them on
people’s faces sopeople’s faces so
easily!easily!
How many emotionsHow many emotions
can you express withcan you express with
your face?your face?
5. There are no bad emotions.There are no bad emotions.
We are not responsable of our feelings.We are not responsable of our feelings.
There is no reason to hide from our emotions…
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a physicala physical
and moraland moral
bubble thatbubble that
defines ourdefines our
“space”“space”
8. completly
involuntary
Voluntary but
without intention
of damaging
voluntary with
conscience of
damaging
voluntary with
Intention of
damaging
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