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Objectives. Overview: SUCCESS requires a combination of vision, values, sense of mission and communications in power and influence skills. Through this professional development workshop, you will:Review Emotional Intelligence: What it is and is notApply emotional intelligence to COURAGEOUS CONV
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1. COURAGEOUS CONVERSATIONS EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE SKILLS in ACTION2009 TRAINING OFFICER’S CONSORTIUMTuesday, April 28, 2009Williamsburg, VA
2. Objectives Overview: SUCCESS requires a combination of vision, values, sense of mission and communications in power and influence skills. Through this professional development workshop, you will:
Review Emotional Intelligence: What it is and is not
Apply emotional intelligence to COURAGEOUS CONVERSATIONS™ SKILLS Distribute the EI assessment and have participants complete the test but do not score.
Have them put away the instrument for later processing.Distribute the EI assessment and have participants complete the test but do not score.
Have them put away the instrument for later processing.
5. Benefits of Emotional Intelligence Personal Benefits
Better Health
Stronger Relationships
Career Progression
Increased Self Esteem and Optimism
Improved Communication Professional Benefits
Morale and commitment
Effective Leadership
Improved Communication
Retention/ Recruitment
Productivity
Quality
What additional personal benefits come to mind?
Identify additional workplace benefits.What additional personal benefits come to mind?
Identify additional workplace benefits.
6. Domains of Emotional Intelligence(Goleman)
In the work, Primal Leadership (2002), Goleman, Boyatzis, and McKee, offer a simplified model of emotional intelligence. They reduced the dimensions to four domains with eighteen competencies rather than five dimensions and twenty-five competencies. The model links the competency clusters to brain dynamics that reinforces their neurological basis.
Central to resonance is empathy in the social competence domain. [See next slide.]
In the work, Primal Leadership (2002), Goleman, Boyatzis, and McKee, offer a simplified model of emotional intelligence. They reduced the dimensions to four domains with eighteen competencies rather than five dimensions and twenty-five competencies. The model links the competency clusters to brain dynamics that reinforces their neurological basis.
Central to resonance is empathy in the social competence domain. [See next slide.]
7. Courageous Conversations Prompts Please –help—stop—do---don’t
Apply power words—
Thank you for….
Forgive
Love
Care
Success