
What is EI - Emotional Intelligence? What impact do Emotions have on your life? The key is to get your EI higher. Four basic quadrants: Self Awareness, Self Management, Empathy and Social Awareness and Social Management and Relationships.
Empathy is not Sympathy. Empathy is about resonating with who other people are, being aware of what is happening for other people. Can you create the appropriate rapport. We have bad listening habits today. Learn how Empathy impacts your relationships.
Become aware of emotional baggage and choose to let go, moving past rumination and resentment. Build a daily gratitude list and express appreciation and forgiveness to others.
Explore how service, kindness, compassion, and benevolence add value, reduce stress, and strengthen relationships by shifting focus from self to others, fostering empathy and servant leadership.
This exercise teaches giving and service through three resources—time, talent, and treasure—urging you to be present, share your talents, and add value to groups you care about.
Explore holistic communication by examining sender and receiver roles, encoding and decoding messages. Recognize how filters, barriers, noise, tone, nonverbal cues, neuro-linguistic programming, and the law of attraction influence meaning.
Take responsibility for being understood by evaluating your auditory, verbal, and nonverbal signals. Be deliberate—consider the context and content, write down crucial messages, and empathize to connect.
Master active listening by capturing, clarifying, and confirming messages, listening with heart, validating emotions, and following up to connect with others and improve understanding.
Practice daily active listening by hearing others without trying to fix or change them. Turn off internal distractions and external filters; write down thoughts and feelings daily to deepen empathy.
Develop a ten to fifteen question framework to open rapport, capture objective and subjective details, and practice active listening for stronger interviews, networking, and meaningful connections.
Turn monologues into engaging dialogues using two-way flow, empathy, authentic communication, and active listening to build rapport, feedback, and lasting connections.
Learn how optical illusions reveal how perception, biases, and eyewitness accounts distort reality, and build self-awareness through mindful observation, note-taking, and situational cognizance to read between the lines.
Develop connection through resonance and rapport by cultivating positive communication and authentic exchanges, using visual, auditory, and kinesthetic cues to connect with others and earn empathy and trust.
Develop resonance and rapport by listening attentively and observing nonverbal cues, mirroring or matching gestures and pace to connect, and adjusting responses to signals.
This course deals with Empathy and Social Awareness.
It is the third level of four certification courses, which can be done in any order.
The four courses are:
Emotional Intelligence: A set of emotional, social and relational skills that guides the way we perceive, understand and express ourselves; connect with others; manage interpersonal exchange; cope with challenges; and apply emotional information in an effective, meaningful way.
Research indicates that emotional intelligence can be learned and be measurable differences directly associated with professional and personal success. Furthermore, it may be responsible for up to 80% of the success we experience in life.
The basic areas of emotional intelligence are self-awareness, self-management; empathy/social awareness and relationship management.
EIQ Self-Awareness
Self-awareness reflects understanding, personal acceptance & an overall understanding of personal psychology. Self-awareness is foundational to social awareness & self-management.
Factors Include:
Self Recognition is comprised of 5 sub-categories: