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Team Emotional Intelligence: Seeing Agreement as a Symptom, Not a Goal
A united team is often heralded as “the goal,” but swift agreement can also be a symptom of a bigger problem. Picture a marketing team tasked with putting together a new campaign. Within the first [Read More]
3 Simple Strategies Extroverts Can Use To Increase Their EQ
It’s a common misconception that an extrovert working in a typically introverted job will feel dissatisfied and underperform. In reality, extroverts can thrive in introverted roles by leveraging the strengths that make them unique for [Read More]
How Emotions Affect Your Productivity
When we talk about productivity, we are quick to talk about things that help or hurt, like exercise, sleep, caffeine, our diets, work-tracking, goal-tracking, our morning routines, and the various quirky habits of highly successful [Read More]
4 EQ Strategies to Improve Your Relationships
When it comes to failed relationships, some people can point to a single moment that ruined everything, but the vast majority can’t. Instead, their problems added up slowly over time, growing and growing until they [Read More]
Do Extroverts Have Higher EQs Than Introverts?
When we picture someone with a high emotional intelligence (EQ), it’s not uncommon to picture the radically sociable salesperson who lights up rooms, gregariously takes on the center of attention, and sells successfully primarily by [Read More]
Why You’re Getting More Awkward, And 6 Strategies to Get You Back On Track
There’s no shortage of evidence pointing to the fact that social skills are like a muscle—you use them or you lose them. One of the clearest ways to see this is to look at extreme [Read More]