You Can Enhance Your Emotional Intelligence

Does this describe you?

 

• You are aware of so many people in need of compassion—in the community where you live, and far beyond to communities everywhere in the world of more than 7 billion.

 

• You believe that humankind has the potential to behave better, to treat each other with kindness, respect, and compassion—with the goal of creating a more peaceful world.

 

• You would like to act with greater compassion and make a difference, but you may feel alone, or overwhelmed, or even despairing in your determination to “be the change” that Gandhi talked about.

 

If this describes you, I invite you to join me, along with a community of concerned and caring people, in the online, on-demand course, Emotional Intelligence for a Compassionate World.

 

Begin by building your Emotional Intelligence skills

 

By increasing your EI skills, you will enhance your ability to empathize with others and to act with compassion—and to be the change you wish to see in the world.

 

Here’s what included in the course:

 

• Confidential assessment of Emotional Intelligence skills

• Access to lessons, videos, photos, references, and discussion—seven lessons that are approximately 60 to 90 minutes in length

• Downloadable exercises and reflections to enhance and reinforce learning

• More than 50 practical, easy-to-implement techniques you can begin using today to enhance your Emotional Intelligence skills

• Action planning guide to plan your path toward greater well-being and compassionate action

“Emotional Intelligence for a Compassionate World is a well thought out, well-researched, and effectively paced and presented online course.  The author, Barbara Kerr, Ph.D., offers the course participant an enjoyable, fun, and information packed journey of inner discovery:  a truly useful and valuable learning experience to the heart of one of the most important topics of our day–Emotional Intelligence.  I highly recommend this course to anyone who is truly interested in developing this crucial aspect of human character;  wherever they happen to be on the EQ-i scale.”

–Brian Haley, MA Registered Clinical Counsellor