EITC Change Leaders: celebrating EITC alumni, colleagues, and leaders who are championing leadership in their professional lives and promoting emotional intelligence in the world. December 2019 Change Leader: Jamelle Lindo is a coach, trainer and speaker with over a decade of professional experience in learning and development as well as leadership, and he’s certified to…
November 2019 EITC Change Leader: Priya Ramji is an emotional intelligence specialist, EQ-i 2.0 Certified, was recognized by Business London’s 2019 Twenty in their 20s, and is the founder of Six Sense.
EITC Change Leaders: celebrating our EITC alumni and colleagues who are exemplifying exceptional leadership in their professional lives and promoting emotional intelligence in the world.
If you’re new to EQ Certification, or want to deepen your skill in administering EQ-i 2.0 assessments, we have a great new free alumni program for you. EITC Peer Debrief Program Whenever we learn a new skill, it takes time, practice and commitment to build that skill, to develop confidence, clarity and real depth in…
In our work with organizations, in our coaching relationships, and in our leadership development courses, we are inspired by the drive of leaders to keep learning, to keep growing, and to keep going…
Upcoming webinar: the performance of leaders is a concern for all organizations as we transition from autocratic leadership to collaborative leadership. How can we be more intentional and supportive of this transition…
Jill Cory and Jill Jamieson say hi and tell us a little about The Heart and Science of Leadership…
We are very excited to announce a new course offering, The Heart and Science of Women’s Leadership. Our initial offering is happening in…
We’ve published the dates and cities of our certification courses in 2017 and you can get our PDF brochure…
In Which David and Kim review one of the most important factors in wellbeing and longevity: Interpersonal Relationships. It’s a dimension of Emotional Intelligence in the EQ-i 2.0 model of EI…
Research shows that Emotional Intelligence is a strong predictor of workplace performance. Emotional Intelligence skills are also highly correlated with success in life – that is making your life what you want it to be, including improved communication and relationships.
Rebecca Miller and the team at Core Elements and I continue to work with our First Nations organizations. It is so interesting to me the unique issues that these organizations face that challenge organizational effectiveness. It reminds me of the managers we worked with in China. While the issues are completely different and unique to…
Finding Your Way Home: a soul survival kit – tools for discovering your emotional and spiritual power by Melody Beattie While this book has a high foo foo factor and refers to God a lot (this can also be a God of your understanding), there is a lot of great stuff here. I have trouble…
I’m currently in Beijing, China working with “EI China” on some exciting marketing and business development events. I love working with the people here, the food is fantastic, I’m learning a bit of the language, and I’m having a pretty good time, but “home is where the heart is.” I really miss my family! :-(…
We have had a wonderful string of certification courses this year in Toronto, San Francisco, and Vancouver. I’ve met and worked with some fabulous people and it has spun off into additional courses and projects. We’re bringing the cert course to Chicago, hosted by St. Xavier University as a result of a course participant and we’ll…