Emotional Intelligence - A Path to Building Competency

05/04/11 • 29 min

We are welcoming back Sheri Callahan to speak about Emotional Intelligence – A Path to Building EI Competency. In Part 1, we introduced the importance of emotional intelligence and the need to raise self-awareness and build a critical skill set. We will identify emotional intelligence competencies and focus on tools, strategies and resources for you to build upon. Join us as I talk with Sheri Callahan, the owner of Horizon Consulting Group, based in Columbia SC. Sheri has over 16 years in HR consulting, training, and keynote speaking specializing in employee development and group dynamics. Her education is Bachelor’s in Speech Communication and a Master’s in Human Behavior and Conflict Management. Sheri is also a certified workplace mediator, facilitator of various 360 assessments and past president of the SC State Chapter of the Association for Conflict Resolution. Lastly, Sheri services clients across industry lines in the US and abroad. More information about Sheri’s practice can be found on her website onthehorizon.net

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Stress Reduction Using EFT – At Work or Home

Negative emotions arise all too frequently in our daily lives, feelings such as anger, irritation, fear, confusion and worry, to name a few. These emotions trigger stress and simultaneously block our ability to feel grounded and centered. They also negatively impact our health. EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique) is a powerful, fast, portable and easy to use tool to handle stress and to reduce the hold such negative emotions have on our well-being. Once learned, you will be able to use it whenever the need arises. In this interview,Brady Mikusko will teach a simple version of EFT to all listeners on the show. Brady Mikusko is a divorce coach and a certified personal life coach with the International Coaching Federation (ICF), helping her clients live life with greater competence, ease, joy and well-being. EFT is one tool that she teaches most of her coaching clients because of its practical, easy-to-learn and easy-to-use nature. Brady is no stranger to conflict, having mediated divorces for over 14 years, and has written a user-friendly workbook on mediation: Be Smart: Prepare Yourself for Divorce Mediation. For more information on Brady Mikusko, and to subscribe to her newsletter Thoughts on Intentional Living.

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