Emotional intelligence is the capacity for
recognizing our own feelings and those of others, for motivating
ourselves, and for managing emotions well in ourselves and others.
Being able to accurately understand and perceive a person's
thoughts and emotions, even before exchanging words, through
understanding nonverbal signals such as body language and facial
expressions enables you to manage a relationship with success. Having
the ability to reason, understand and manage yours and others emotions
are strong components in relationship management and emotional
intelligence!
People with a high emotional intelligence will perform better and
achieve more! They can recognize and respond better to emotions and
motivation using both their intellectual and emotional sides. You can
improve your skills and abilities in emotional intelligence to better
interact with others, be more self- confident, motivated and empathetic!
When you REALLY LISTEN you develop greater
interpersonal effectiveness and understanding… and you achieve higher
levels of performance in yourself and others! Because you have observed
and listened to others – you will understand them better – and you will
be better able to manage situations and achieve success.
Listen and understand first – bring out the best in people – and turn
problems into phenomenal opportunities – utilizing your social and
emotional intelligence!
This is a fun, interactive component of Communicating with HorsePower!
Learn how to sharpen your social skills and build positive and strong
relationships in every area of your life!
Showing posts with label motivation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label motivation. Show all posts
Friday, October 23, 2015
Monday, October 5, 2015
Motivation is Everywhere!
Where do you get your motivation? Do you listen to music? Read books? Meditate?
Most people don't think of watching movies as a way to get motivated. Movies can be so inspiring! I wanted to share a few quotes with you from some of my favorites!
The next time you take the time to watch a movie, pay attention! You might find some motivation tucked into the dialogue!
Betti
betti@betticoffeypresents.com
Most people don't think of watching movies as a way to get motivated. Movies can be so inspiring! I wanted to share a few quotes with you from some of my favorites!
The next time you take the time to watch a movie, pay attention! You might find some motivation tucked into the dialogue!
Betti
betti@betticoffeypresents.com
Friday, August 21, 2015
“Motivating the Unmotivated...with HorsePower!”
Mo-ti-va-tion
/,mota’vaSHan/
Noun
The driving
force by which humans achieve their goals
I remember at a corporate
meeting a few years back when the speaker said:
“A manager is
not responsible for motivating the team…he can lead them…but a person’s
motivation comes from within.” I’ll let that sink in…..
Then think about the
statement: “Motivation is a choice, not a symptom.” So true.
Lately my audiences have
been the managers of lots of young people – millennials – and the topic always
comes up that their difficult to motivate and keep happy. Yep…it is true that
these talented young people are wired differently and keeping them vibrant and
enthusiastic is a special skill. However,
that frustrated manager has the opportunity to instill a very important lesson
for their young professionals to learn for their careers and their personal
lives … “Motivation is a choice, not a consequence.”
Everyone gets disappointed
with something at work. A new graduate
might feel that they're not growing or learning from the job - that it’s taking
too long to move up. A middle manager
might be fed up being “the cheese” between a demanding boss and team. A senior manager might be frustrated with the
lack of growth, results and overall resistance to change. An entrepreneur might
be frustrated with their growth and demands from investors. Maybe you dislike someone in the office or
can’t stand your annoying boss. The scenarios can go on and on…
The important lesson is that becoming unmotivated
because of whatever is frustrating you is a mistake!
Motivation is
a choice, not a consequence…you have a choice!
· You can start taking control of your
personal motivation by leaning into your work. Be a positive contributor and team player
who solves issues!
· When you get your hands dirty you
learn more and that’s motivating!
· If your contribution has solved a big
problem the doors open for advancement!
· Never, Ever burn bridges! People you’ve worked with will remember
you. They might even become your
clients!
· Take charge of your future and career
– don’t wait for someone else to give you a break!
Remember… You can’t
light someone else’s fire… but you can create the conditions for that fire to
burn brightly…with HorsePower!
Betti
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