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One of the cornerstones of emotional intelligence, self-awareness may be the most important skill for a leader to master.
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Research has found it to be a solid framework for acquiring knowledge. We all know having a growth mindset is a good foundation to keep learning, and it takes curiosity to do that.
Not only is curiosity key to the learning process, it's also great for overall life s...
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The tendency for many leaders is to hear the good ideas and opinions of others but only truly consider their own. It is a theme that points to a lack of good listening skills.
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Becoming a smart leader is ultimately an inside job -- it's who you are at the core of your being, not what you "do" from a prescribed list fou...
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Being self-aware simply means that you’re able to recognize and label your feelings.
For example, when children learn to speak, they usually need to be given the vocabulary first, so if your son is angry because you’re not letting him have candy before dinner, he’ll know...
Cultivating one's own emotional intelligence is a lengthy process and it is does not happen in an instant so concentrate on self-awareness:
Self-management is about holding yourself accountable and ensuring you manage your time and resources effectively. Poor self-management leads to stress and burnout.
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