By Bill on 05/7/08 in Resilience, Self-Management | Comments (0)
My book chapter, “Emotional Intelligence for Resilience,” published in the Amazon best-seller book on resilience, Upping the Down Side, is the source of this Tip.
Know what you really want. Having clarity of intention results in more energy, resourcefulness, and resilience. Here is how to get clarity of intention and resilience in the […]
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By Bill on 04/25/08 in Goals, Values, & Strategies, Resilience | Comments (0)
Emotional intelligence has many faces. Sometimes a metaphor captures as aspect of emotional intelligence in a way we can remember. Here is my metaphor of the resilient tree.
I was hiking along a river and noticed several large trees that had no earth underneath them. The river had washed it away. But […]
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By Bill on 04/5/08 in Leadership, Resilience, Self-Management | Comments (2)
I have published a book chapter called, “Emotional Intelligence for Resilience: How to Know What you Really Want and Stay Focused on it,” in the Amazon best seller book, Upping the Down Side.
My chapter focuses on having clarity of intention that results in more energy and resilience. Clarity of intention means […]
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By Bill on 03/15/08 in Relationship Management, Resilience, Self-Management | Comments (0)
Geese flying in proper V formation can fly a 70% longer distance than a single goose flying alone. This happens because a goose creates an updraft that benefits the next goose in formation. Is there a lesson here?
For the geese, resilience is based on being in formation. For us humans, we might […]
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