
Develop emotional intelligence through practice by recognizing and understanding emotions in yourself and others to manage relationships and behavior.
Explore the four quadrants of emotional intelligence—self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, and relationship management—and apply practical strategies like embracing feedback, setting goals, active listening, and authentic relationship building.
Explore how dissonance and sacrifice syndrome trigger stress cycles, fight or flight responses, and immune changes, and apply mindfulness, hope, and compassion to renew resilience.
Explore the renewal cycle and resonance, contrasting with dissonance and sacrifice, and learn how mindfulness, hope, and compassion shape thoughts and physiological responses.
Trace how data, assumptions, beliefs, and values shape actions through the ladder of inference, and learn to assume positive intent while seeking more data and other perspectives.
Practice mindfulness through self-awareness to stay present and engage fully in your pursuits. Find self-care activities, from gardening to hiking, that energize you and support authentic, deliberate decisions.
Explore how hope fuels renewal, shapes positive perceptions, and keeps us excited for the future, guiding us toward envisioned goals in work and life.
Cultivate compassion by transforming care and empathy into action, using curiosity and perspective-taking to connect with others and energize the renewal cycle and the four components of emotional intelligence.
Explore six primal leadership styles—visionary, coaching, affiliative, democratic, pace setting, and commanding—and learn when to apply each to guide authentic teams and balance efficiency and harmony.
Embrace your authenticity to enhance leadership by aligning your values, beliefs, and talents with thoughtful self-awareness and emotional intelligence.
In today's fast paced world, the need for emotional intelligence is more important than ever to help you appreciate yourself and connect meaningfully with those around you. Dr. Greg Warren and Dr. Joe Pazmany are both college leadership professors offering this life changing course on emotional intelligence where they will guide you through the basic of what emotional intelligence is and explore various approaches and practices to help you build and develop your emotional intelligence. Participants will learn how to become more self aware, manage their emotions more effectively, and improve their relationships with others. Some of the concepts explored will include the four quadrants of emotional intelligence (Self Awareness, Self Management, Social Awareness, and Relationship Management), how stress and renewal impact people’s lives (Renewal and Sacrifice cycles), practices to improve one’s physical and mental health (Mindfulness, Hope, and Compassion), and considerations about how to work with teams and organizations even more effectively. Each lesson for this course covers a pivotal part of emotional intelligence and you will also get to engage in a personal reflection, individual activity, and team activity to help you practice the concepts so they can be more useful to you and you can apply them easily in your daily life.