Emotional Intelligence – with Michelle Dew

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Emotional Intelligence is considered a key factor in connecting with other people. Join Rowdy and his Partner Michelle Dew as they examine key factors which make up emotional intelligence. Factors such as Self-awareness Self-regulation Motivation (defined as “a passion for work that goes beyond money and status”) Empathy for others Social skills, such as proficiency in managing relationships and building networks Will be examined as well as we will take a look into why would an inclusive activism need to know these things! SO if this made you think something, if you have a question or even more shocking a critique let me know. You can call me at 860-576-9393 This space is a place to talk back ask me questions, hit me with scenarios of how to react to situations real time. Depending on how good your stuff is I will give it my “first take response” or if it’s good it might be a future podcast! Also as always if you’re interested in booking me to bring the power of inclusive activism to your organization you can always do so at [email protected] or you can learn more about this organization at www.inclusiveactivism.com

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This episode was published on April 22, 2018.

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Emotional Intelligence is considered a key factor in connecting with other people. Join Rowdy and his Partner Michelle Dew as they examine key factors which make up emotional intelligence. Factors such as Self-awareness Self-regulation Motivation...

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