Emotional Intelligence Archives

23 Mar

ZOOM S3 Session 01 – When Creativity Dies

By Motivationeer
In Anxiety, Dealing with Fear, Dealing with Stress, Emotional Intelligence, Mindfulness, NEW, Premium Content, Thinking, Video, ZOOM Sessions

The idea of worship is age-old for followers of Christ. When we think of it today, in modern speak, we often think of singing together in a Sunday morning church service. Others see it as our life-sacrifice obligation to Christ and His mission. How can we know for certain what...

20 Aug

ZOOM S2 Session 19 – Professionally Stuck by a Past Experience

By Motivationeer
In Emotional Intelligence, Internal Blockers, NEW, Premium Content, Video, ZOOM Sessions

Sadly, many of us have experienced a major professional setback only to now find ourselves stuck. In some cases, we can be hindered for many years. Worse yet, a few never recover and spend their years at work toiling away empty of dreams, ambitions or impact. The Bible is packed...

12 Aug

ZOOM S2 Session 18 – Time to Stop Whining

There's a child inside of us that tends to whine when things don't go our way professionally. Sometimes we may even experience outright suffering in our career. And yet, when we display a whining or complaining attitude, we feel a sense of self-disappointment. There is a way to think about...

19 Jul

ZOOM Session 23 – What To Do When Your Boss Keeps Piling It On

Our boss is there to get the most out of us possible. Not just that...no. But trust me when I say, maximum output is part of his job description. It might be hard to believe but the truth is our boss (in many cases at least) will keep piling...

18 Jun

ZOOM S2 Session 11 – Are You a Career Zombie? There is a Cure

By Motivationeer
In Emotional Intelligence, Motivation, NEW, Personal Growth, Premium Content, Professional Coaching, Video, ZOOM Sessions

Have you become a career zombie? Not quite sure? Science shows that we unconsciously pursue the goals of others when our own are not clearly defined. No, this is not a session on goal-setting. It is a discussion about our WHY. As the prolific holocaust survivor Victor Frankly...

28 May

ZOOM S2 Session 07 – Managing Passive Aggression at Work

One of the most difficult workplace scenarios I have ever faced has been a passive aggressive colleague. It can feel dreadful interacting with them, whether face to face, through email, on the phone or a video conference. As Christians we are called to turn the other cheek when struck....

05 May

ZOOM S2 Session 04 – Which Comes First Motivation or Action

By Motivationeer
In Emotional Intelligence, Intuition, Mindset, Motivation, Premium Content, ZOOM Sessions

We all lose steam at times. Where did our motivation go? Better yet, where did we get it in the first place? And now that it's gone, what can I do to get it back? We know our ambitious goals will take energy. Do we wait for motivation...

02 Sep

ZOOM Session 015 – Waiting Tables: How to Minimize Duties to Maximize Impact

By Motivationeer
In Earning Potential, Emotional Intelligence, Jesus, Leadership, Performance Management, Premium Content, Prioritization, Strategy, Success, Video, ZOOM Sessions

Getting ahead in this competitive marketplace means knowing when we aren't adding value. To make the biggest impact, it's important to recognize when we're just waiting tables. For Christians who believe in servant leadership, this goes against our training. After all, aren't we supposed to be willing to do even...

30 Aug

ZOOM Session 016 – The Top 10 Things That Ruin Careers

It's really easy to think of catastrophic blunders that bring an immediate end to a job. I imagine punching a boss or embezzling money or drug use at work. That's not what this top-10 list covers. In this video we review those subtle things we do, mostly without even realizing...

30 Aug

ZOOM Session 013 – Unconscious Incompetence in Emotionally Intelligent Leaders

In Deuteronomy 29:29 it says "the secret things belong to the Lord." There is a profound wisdom in acknowledging how little we actually know. As a famous theologian named Thomas Watson once said, "The greatest part of our knowledge is not as much as the least part of our...