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Emotional Intelligence
The Secret Recipe For Successful People at Workplace.
Emotional Intelligence is increasingly relevant to
organizational development and developing people,
because the EQ principles provide a new way to
understand and assess people's behaviours,
management styles, attitudes, interpersonal skills,
and potential.
Emotional intelligence (EQ) is the ability to identify,
use, understand, and manage emotions in positive
ways to relieve stress, communicate effectively,
empathize with others, overcome challenges, and
defuse conflict. Emotional intelligence impacts many
different aspects of your daily life, such as the way
you behave and the way you interact with others.
If you have a high emotional intelligence you are
able to recognize your own emotional state and the
emotional states of others and engage with people in
a way that draws them to you. You can use this
understanding of emotions to relate better to other
people, form healthier relationships, achieve greater
success at work, and lead a more fulfilling life.
The EQ concept argues that IQ, or conventional
intelligence, is too narrow; that there are wider areas
of Emotional Intelligence that dictate and enable how
successful we are. Success requires more than IQ
(Intelligence Quotient), which tended to be the
traditional measure of intelligence, ignoring essential
behavioural and character elements. We've all met
people who are academically brilliant and yet are
socially and inter-personally inept. And we know that
despite possessing a high IQ rating, success does not
automatically follow.
When it comes to happiness and success in life,
emotional intelligence (EQ) matters just as much as
intellectual ability (IQ). Emotional intelligence helps
you build stronger relationships, succeed at work,
and achieve your career and personal goals.
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Challenges Communication Character Confidence Guidance Growth Transitions Parenting Styles Family Bonding
Challenges Communication Character Confidence Guidance Growth Transitions Parenting Styles Family Bonding
Work-life Harmony
Are you feeling overworked? Do you find
challenging to juggle the demands
of your job and your life?
As our world seems to grow more and
more complex, many of us struggle to keep
up with each days challenges. Today,
many of us play more than one role in our
lives. We are an employee, a mother, a
friend and a daughter all at the same time.
Singapores workplace environment is a
tough and demanding one. Workers place
career as one of the top priorities in their
lives and often make personal sacrifices for
job advancements. On the other hand,
employers faced with increasing
manpower cost, embark on the unending
quest for higher productivity. It is not
surprising that our workers are feeling
more stressed and working longer hours,
says Michelle Lim, Chief Operating Officer
of JobsCentral Group.
According to Straits Times 23 Oct 12, a
poll of employees attitudes in 14
countries, Singapore ranked bottom in
terms of overall workplace happiness.
From this survey, people are beginning to
realize the importance of incorporating
work-life harmony so that they can
increase their overall workplace and family
happiness. 66% of Singapore workers say
that their workload has increased when
compared with six months ago, according
to a survey conducted by Singapores
leading online job portal, JobsCentral.
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Challenges Communication Character Confidence Guidance Growth Transitions Parenting Styles Family Bonding
Anger Management
Controlling It Before It Control & Ruin Your Life
Why are some people around us always so
angry? Why they are unable control their
explosive emotions? What can they do to
manage their emotions without losing it?
Anger is like the mercury in a thermometer.
When left unchecked the intensity of the
emotion increases from frustration to anger and
then to other things like rage and bitterness. As
the intensity builds, people shut themselves off
from others and relationships begin to close
down.
Having a plan to deal with anger can limit the
intensity and prevent much of the destruction
anger tends to cause. Most people dont have a
plan for anger. They somehow just continue on,
hoping things will get better. However,
unresolved issues fester.
If you are having such struggles or issues in
your life, then this talk will help you to deal
with these situations effectively. You will learn
that none of the family members need to
remain silent and helpless when emotions run
high and allowing things to be out of complete
control.
A growing body of research increasingly shows
the connection between constant anger and
disease. Studies have tied chronic anger to
diseases linked with weakened immune
systems (perhaps resulting from angers
escalating effect on stress hormones), coronary
disease, cancer, suicide, and even increased
workplace injuries. and drug abuse, and
depression.
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Challenges Communication Character Confidence Guidance Growth Transitions Parenting Styles Family Bonding
Cognitive Efficacy:
Increasing your thinking and problem solving abilities.
Imagine trying to put together a complicated
and difficult puzzle after only two hours of
sleep the night before. Would you feel alert and
fast? Its more likely you would feel hazy,
slow, and unsure. In such a situation, you
would be demonstrating reduced cognitive
efficacy.
The word cognitive refers to clear and
effective thinking. Efficacy refers to our
beliefs about our own abilities and skills.
Hence, cognitive efficacy is our belief in our
own abilities to understand, plan, remember,
and respond successfully in different
situationsits being able to think about things
accurately and quickly, and having the selfconfidence to follow through.
When facing an obstacle, cognitive efficacy is
the ability to see the problem from different
viewpoints, and to make wise choices on what
to do about it.
A successful demonstration of cognitive
efficacy (CE) would be:
Self-confidence in ones skills and abilities
to solve a problem
The ability to understanding the importance
and the scope of a problem
Capable thinking skills (e.g. paying attention
to the problem, remembering how similar
problems in the past have been resolved,
planning a strategy, making good decisions).
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