
Discover how high emotional intelligence correlates with top performance and strengthens negotiation, friendship, and influence. Learn the ability to perceive, use, understand, and manage emotions in yourself and others.
Explore emotional intelligence through self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, and empathy, using gravity-inspired relativity and a five-step model of awareness, thought, attention, choice, and action.
Apply relational learning to balance thoughts and feelings, transforming beliefs, values, and habits through thought-feeling practices. Elevate emotional intelligence by choosing states with mindfulness, awareness, and body language.
Explore a flexible approach to emotional intelligence, inviting learners to craft their own blueprint for each feeling. Link feelings to symbols, music, and dynamics, making it personal.
Use the tea bag metaphor: negative feelings darken the longer you stay in them, so practice creates space to react; improvisation parallels show coping and decompressing through actions and posture.
Challenge yourself to examine procrastination, waiting for the perfect moment, and beliefs about personality, then learn to banish negative thoughts, create positive mental images, and test new mental connections.
Explore the dimensions of self, including real, ideal, and dreaded selves, and the material, social, and spiritual self to understand self esteem, ego, and identity.
Explore layers of self and how perfectionism arises from others' definitions, then balance mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual aspects to achieve calm, thought-feeling mastery and achievable goals.
Study practical ways to tackle perfectionism with small steps, learn from mistakes, and turn emotions into feelings by befriending the amygdala to move from reacting to responding.
Answering questions with actionable steps to tackle perfectionism through practical how-to guidance, thought and feeling exercises, and a function-driven flower technique.
Conquer perfectionism by reframing mistakes as learning opportunities, pursuing fulfillment beyond linear achievement, and developing observational skills and emotional intelligence through relaxation and fearfulness techniques.
Learn to manage sensitivity in daily life using thought-healing to transform emotion, practice listening and silence, and recognize that perception is relative and not linear.
Develop emotional intelligence by recognizing emotions as they arise, practice healing techniques, and choose assisting over fixing to navigate turbulence, thoughts, and feelings with body awareness.
Develop skills to manage emotions through thought-feeling practices that balance physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual aspects, and reflect on mental programs to transform responses.
Enroll in emotional intelligence, the self, and its dimensions to begin exploring how self-awareness informs emotional understanding. Discover practical insights as you embark on this course.
Explore the higher mind and observe from a new place inside the head, shifting attention from the lower mind behind the eyes to inner awareness through breath, relaxation, and neuroplasticity.
Apply the higher mind technique to observe pleasurable experiences without labeling them as good or bad, boosting emotional intelligence and self-awareness through nonjudgmental noticing.
This course is presented through a Relational Learning lens to challenge your Emotional Intelligence in a fun way. It delves into the intricated Layers of The SELF and shows you how and what influences Your SELF.
The goal of this challenge is to increase awareness of your behavioral tendencies that result from both positive and negative emotions. The exercise included aim to:
1. help you analyze your emotion regulation strategies and consider more effective alternatives.
2. take a closer look at your emotional skills and assess these skills through an emotionally intelligent lens.
3. develop emotional self-awareness and over time become intuitive to acknowledge your emotional states.
In these exercise, you will be asked to reflect on some questions about your emotions and the way you deal with these emotions. Emotional intelligence is defined as the degree to which we can understand our and other people’s emotions and control and use them to improve ourselves.
Wise expression of emotion means that one considers both the short-term and long-term consequences for others when expressing emotions.
Emotionally intelligent people understand how the expression of their emotions influences other people. This awareness of the social effects of emotions means they can express emotions wisely, considering the consequences of their emotional expression.
What Carmen's students are saying:
“The exercises come in handy throughout the day. I’m having to navigate difficult conversations throughout the day. I’m feeling very capable and I have the tools and the inner strength to self-advocate and advocate for others.” TK
“I feel more confident and know how to address situations (but I’m also open to other’s ideas) and I have an improved focus in life direction and I just know what to do.” CST
“The most amazing effect from doing this work, totally, incredibly life changing! I find myself not “reacting” to other people’s “stuff” much anymore! I feel wonderful in my body and mind. My relationships have gotten better and easier. My business relationships have improved. And, especially interesting, is that I’m happy without effort!!! Thank you so much, Carmen, for your patience and dedication! This has been one of the most precious experiences in my life. What a gift. Please don’t stop your work! I can’t wait for another session.” AW
"The exercises work so well. I became very confident, calm and happy even if I'm tired. I noticed that I am more playful. Thank you from the bottom of my heart." EC
"I have studied with many renowned leaders but none offered such practical techniques that work so quick. After practicing only 3-4 times I've already seen clear results. I am astounded!" MLF
“The exercises brought much awareness to the thoughts I was thinking and where I was putting my attention.” ES
“I feel free from negative thoughts & worries, I feel more emotionally balanced, peaceful, detached. Thank you very much for everything I’ve received and experienced!” EE
“I have to say I tend to allow stress to build in my life. After doing these exercises I feel free. I look forward to gaining more insight each time.” RW