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Emotional intelligence is a hot topic. Proven as a leading driver of success, it's also a hot commodity. The EQ Difference offers practical tips and suggestions for developing emotional intelligence and reaping its benefits in any work environment. The book helps professionals at all levels understand how emotions can have a profound effect on performance, values, and relationships in the workplace.
The EQ Difference features:
- A step-by-step process for improving emotional intelligence
- Very practical workplace examples
- Creative language and presentation of concepts including Letters to Leaders, excepts from performance reviews, questions to ask your "self-coach"
- Methods, exercises tips, and suggestions for improving and building self-awareness about emotional intelligence.
- Techniques such as scanning, recognizing triggers, identifying emotional m.o.'s (modus operandi), distinguishing emotional workviews, shifting, and a formula for redirecting emotional reactions gives the reader a completely new look at self-management.
About the Author:
Adele Lynn (Belle Vernon, PA) is the author of four books published in 8 languages. Her newest book is The EQ Difference. Her books for trainers and coaches are: 50 Activities for Developing which has consistently been a best seller in training and development publications and The Emotional Intelligence Activity Book which has received international acclaim. Her book, In Search of Honor, Lessons From Workers on How to Build Trust has been critically acclaimed by several sources including the Dallas Morning News who calls it, “A little gem of a new book,” Midwest Book Review says it, “Brilliantly shows business managers how to transform the workplace from an emotional battleground to a place of worker respect and honor,” and Independent Publisher urges, “Anyone holding a supervisory title or above would do well to pick up this book for insights and opportunities.”
She has also authored a CD ROM, video, and participant's book, Mentoring: Passing on the Torch that won the 1998 Athena Award for Excellence in Mentoring. She also has developed the training and certification program for trainers and coaches titled A Different Kind of Smart - Applying Emotional Intelligence at Work™ and The Index for Emotional Intelligence a unique 720 Feedback(r) rating survey in conjunction with The Booth Company. Adele writes a monthly column called In Search of Honor.
