Emotional Intelligence
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No. of days: 2
For whom:
- Individuals in a position of leadership or looking to take up leadership positions
- Individuals looking to motivate, inspire, and understand their team members
- Individuals who want to able to successfully control and manage their emotions
- Individuals looking to gain a better understanding of the deeper undercurrents of human behavior
Anyone can become angry – that is easy. But to be angry with the right person, to the right degree, at the right time, for the right purpose, and in the right way – this is not easy. – Aristotle, The Nicomachean Ethics
Emotional intelligence (EI) has become a vital part of how today’s leaders meet significant business challenges. Leaders need to manage an empowered workforce and the new demands on leadership include:
- Vision and mentoring to the workforce
- Promoting inclusion and team spirit
- Partnering and inspiring internal stakeholders
All this requires leaders to be ‘Emotionally Intelligent’ and this program equips them with the Emotional Intelligence competencies necessary to face today’s challenges.
Program Objectives
- Understand EI
- Helping to develop your EI
- Learn about different emotions and how to express it
- Practice listening to others emotions
- Learn how to manage emotions and conflicts
- Learn and practice ways of building positive energy for themselves and teams
Program Contents
- Emotional Intelligence and its role at work
- EQ vs. IQ
- Self assessment on EI
- Understanding emotions – Emotional literacy, vocabulary. feelings and needs
- Expressing Emotions – Suppression vs expression and their implications
- Listening to Emotions – Building the skill
- Managing Emotions – EI Model, practical tips
- Using Emotions – Role of emotions in relationships
- Using positive energy
- Action planning for self
Approach

Methodology
- Experiential
- Theory
- Skill building
- Psychometric assessment
- Theater
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