Estimated reading time: 12 minutes
Posted in Perfectly Imperfect Parenting, Most Popular
Estimated reading time: 12 minutes
Posted in Perfectly Imperfect Parenting, Most Popular
Emotional Intelligence is like a theory on the brink of stardom. Over the past two and a half decades, the social theory has become one of the biggest buzzwords in fields like psychology, children’s education and business. From McDonald’s to the Dalai Lama and Harvard Business Review, organizations across the political and economic spectrum are diving into Emotional Intelligence (aka Emotional Intelligence Quotient; EQ for short). The history of emotional intelligence is less known but nonetheless fascinating.
Estimated reading time: 5 minutes
Posted in Business and Leadership
Not every couple will struggle with glitchy Skype connections during months apart, the U.S. Government interrupting dinner, or the strain Top Secret secrets place on two people in love. Military relationships are subject to a laundry list of struggles—and joys—that others don’t have. But at the heart of military relationship challenges are the same human issues that every couple navigates.
These seven tips for strengthening a military relationship are based on the principles of Emotional Intelligence (EQ). Hopefully they will help with deployment, reunion and the everyday challenges of [...]
Posted in Love, Marriage, and Relationships, Emotional Intelligence & Fitness
The very essence of leadership is to lead oneself effectively, which then influences others in a positive and inspiring way. However, if we lack self-awareness or the ability to understand the results we want, it's hard to lead competently. Unfortunately, many leaders coast, rather than intentionally [...]
Posted in Business and Leadership
"Whether or not parents should try to be friends with their children—especially in the early developmental and teen years—is a hot-button issue in a lot of parenting circles. On one side of the debate are the hard-line parenting advocates, who believe befriending your child is detrimental to their development. But is it?Estimated reading time: 4 minutes
Posted in Perfectly Imperfect Parenting
Have you ever had one of those days when you just needed someone to talk to, someone to really get how you were feeling? And then, you felt totally misunderstood by your spouse or a friend? Well, if you have, you were more than likely needing a dose of empathy.
Estimated reading time: 4 minutes
Posted in Emotional Intelligence & Fitness, Most Popular
The benefits of creativity are easy to identify but difficult to harness. We all want to feel engaged in our work, inspired to innovate and grow, and satisfied with our jobs. Tapping into creativity can give you and your company those things and much more.
The trick? Like most secret ingredients in every successful endeavor—creativity is hidden in plain sight but overlooked.
Estimated reading: 4 minutes
Posted in Business and Leadership
The way we move our bodies has a profound impact on our brains—our moods, sleep, interpersonal communication, and emotional intelligence. MRI scans show that yoga in particular can make your brain more calm and self-aware.
Out of the hundreds of yoga poses, some are naturally calming for the parasympathetic nervous system more than others, which take the body from fight-or-flight mode into rest-and-digest. Especially in stressful times, grounding and centering ourselves are vital! See what poses will help the most.
Estimated reading time: 3 minutes ♥ A yoga practice: a lifetime endeavor
Posted in Habits for Health
Remember how EQ is the new IQ? It is becoming increasingly more acceptable to think, and thrive, outside the box. Gone are the days where productivity was ranked only by earnings spreadsheets or boxes checked...or at least those days are becoming fewer and further between.
Objective measures of success are important for businesses, but honoring the diverse and unique work styles of workers often means looking beyond the usual standards. In most cases, allowing individuals’ unique business talents to thrive actually creates more success for everyone in the end.
Estimated reading time: 4 minutes
Posted in Business and Leadership
Willpower is an unruly topic, to say the least. Whether some people are inherently “better” at self-control is still a topic of debate. What’s more important is how you exercise your willpower.
Over the past two weeks, we’ve shown you how to “spring clean” old habits from your brain. Using four achievable steps, we’ve presented mindfulness and neuroscience research to for re-patterning your thoughts, reaching your goals and freeing your mind from old habits that were impeding your success. First, we focused on a goal. Then we visualized a plan. Third, we explained the neuroscience behind [...]
Posted in Brain Fitness, Mindfulness and Perspective, Habits for Health
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