This month at The People Side, we are exploring Emotional Intelligence. One of the key elements of Emotional Intelligence (EQ) is Empathy, which, put simply, means appreciating how other people feel. We asked our Executive Coaches to provide their best advice for putting Empathy into practice.

Giving feedback can be emotional. It is one of many situations where demonstrating emotional intelligence is critical. In her new vlog, Claire Williams provides 7 Tips for delivering more emotionally intelligent feedback.

Many leaders who take the EQi-2.0 assessment initially believe that the higher their score in a particular emotional intelligence competency, the more effective they must be in that area. However, we’ve all heard the phrase “too much of a good thing”; like many things in life, EQ in excess can actually do harm. Read on to find out what EQ on overdrive looks like.

In our Leadership Gamechangers series, this month we’re focused on Emotional Intelligence (EQ) as a key leadership capability. While there’s much more to EQ than Self-Awareness, understanding ourselves is the critical pre-requisite for effectively managing ourselves, our interactions, and our performance. Keep reading for our best advice on cultivating Self-Awareness.

Find out more with Candyce Penteado in this short video. Stay tuned to learn more about this in May with The People Side!

This month at The People Side we are exploring the concept of Psychological Safety – why it matters, what it means, the neuroscience behind it, and the behaviors that create it. To help leaders foster a more psychologically safe workplace, we asked our Executive Coaches to provide their best advice for putting this topic into practice.

How The People Side designs psychologically safe experiences to transform teams and leaders.

Find out what that means in this quick video with Candyce Penteado. Learn more about this topic in April with The People Side!

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