Individuals are empowered to access their emotional clarity, balance and true capacity through emotional intelligence. EQ is one of the important personal and social skills a person can learn. It permits the user to develop a sense of self that is mindful, positive and cognitively connected.
A person’s core emotional well being falls into one of two mindsets: a closed mindset or an open mindset. These directly relate to our levels of Intellectual Intelligence (I.Q.) and Emotional Intelligence (E.Q.). In order to determine your emotional well being this video is a must watch. Or you can also enjoy our unique Value Reading at http://www.mile.org/mile-publications..., or download the presentation from http://community.mile.org/index.php/m....
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John Chappelear is a Founder & President of Changing the Focus, he has over 30 years of experience guiding organizations to national and international success. He has experienced first hand all facets of business including growth, decline and turnaround. His award winning book The Daily Six - six simple steps to find the perfect balance between prosperity and purpose is published by GP Putnam and is a perfect guide to life balance, stress reduction, building a path to Happiness and delivers permanent, positive change.
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