"Emotional Intelligence for Professionals"

Seminar

This seminar is based on the idea that paying attention to your own emotions and those of others can significantly improve your personal and professional effectiveness. Marketing, mentoring, client relations, office morale, and productivity are all influenced by the emotional intelligence of the people within a professional services firm. Thus, becoming emotionally intelligent is not just a "feel good" strategy; it happens to be a "good business" strategy. Attendees learn to:

Understand the powerful effects that emotions have on human behavior.
Grasp what a person's emotions reveals about his or her thoughts and motives.
Quickly recognize and confront the three most common negative emotions: fear, guilt and anger.
Put emotional intelligence into practice; being "in touch" is not sufficient.
Understand how to control their own emotions in ways that will make them truly succeed.
Apply their emotional intelligence to their interactions with others.
Put their emotional intelligence into action so as to improve office productivity, morale, client relations, and ultimately, all other aspects of their personal and professional lives.

In a nutshell, this seminar covers the following topics:

Why should professionals want to improve their emotional intelligence?
What is emotional intelligence?
Develop a full understanding of the role and effects of human emotions on your functioning.
True emotional intelligence is more than grasping the concepts intellectually; it is putting them into practice.
How to measure your true emotional intelligence.
Techniques for using emotional intelligence to improve time management.
Techniques for using emotional intelligence to improve marketing, office productivity and morale.

To get more information on this and other programs please contact us:

Vorkell Group
1422 Tanglewood Drive
North Wales, PA 19454-3673
Tel: (215) 661-9330
Fax: (215) 661-9328
Email: helpdesk@vorkell.com

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