Emotional Intelligence
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23 Contributors
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One day, the North Wind and the Sun were hanging out together, admiring the beautiful land that we all call home. They watched a man wearing a cloak walk over the grassy field, when the North Wind suddenly had an idea. “Why don’t we see... Read More »14Comments23Likes
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OpenSAP Apple Spotify Google Mit Urte Thoelke, Mindfulness Trainerin und Mentorin bei SAP, besprechen wir das Thema Resilienz, dem Bezug zu Achtsamkeit und wie Tiny Habits bei der Umsetzung helfen können. Was bedeutet Resilienz? Es gibt... Read More »0Comments3Likes
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It wasn’t just his hair I admired. I mean, for most guys (and gals) Richard Dean Anderson’s densely packed, fluffed and fabulous, mullet or mane of layers would be a hair-dream come true. In the 80s and 90s television series, MacGyver,... Read More »4Comments29Likes
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Industrial Design focusing on the physical appearance, functionality and manufacturability of a product enables mass production. User-Centred Design improves the user experience and Human-Centred Design enhances the interaction based on emotional... Read More »2Comments26Likes
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It is said that moving a mountain is accomplished by one handful of soil at a time. Many of my coaching clients set boldacious and aspirational goals for themselves. There’s nothing wrong with that. The challenge occurs when they consider the... Read More »10Comments39Likes
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Short summary Where is the connection between business presentations and our brain regions? In the following, I will shed light on our emotions and the limbic system and how they influence our purchasing decisions. Limbic Opener isn’t that... Read More »2Comments11Likes
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Since spring 2020, most of us have been pining for a return to “normal,” a normal social life, workday, travel schedule, interactions with family, friends and coworkers. As we waited for the pandemic to end, we kept our eyes on that prize,... Read More »0Comments2Likes
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Yes, you read correctly – un-learner! 🙂 There’s no shortage of learning opportunities and resources out there for lifelong learners. However, an essential part of lifelong learning is unlearning. This is because there comes a time... Read More »5Comments20Likes
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William Shakespeare said it best, “Parting is such sweet sorrow!” When you’ve established a certain level of trust, understanding and even friendship with someone, it’s difficult to end that relationship. In a coaching... Read More »4Comments7Likes
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How can one be really happy at work? A topic I research when I offered a workshop with that exact title to my colleagues at the beginning of the year. One story I found, while preparing, really stuck to my mind. Zack Friedman, a leadership coach... Read More »0Comments12Likes