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Emotional Intelligence
If I'm So Smart, Why Am I Making the Wrong Decisions?
Understanding and Maximizing Emotional Intelligence
Why does one leader excel up while another stumbles? Understanding the difference between an outstanding leader and a typical leader serves as the underpinning of the theory of emotional intelligence, popularized by Daniel Goleman in his breakthrough 1995 book Emotional Intelligence. This approach to measuring the abilities and achievements of leaders is rapidly becoming the cornerstone of leadership development.
This program examines the theoretical underpinnings of emotional intelligence and describes competencies attached to this performance-based theory of leadership development. The goal of the program is to raise participants' skills in tapping their own emotional intelligence to enhance decision-making and relationship building. PACT's practical exercises help participants build the cornerstones of emotional intelligence: self-awareness, self-management, social awareness and relationship building, in a safe and supportive learning environment.
Training Topics:
Self-Awareness
- Recognizing our emotions and their affects
- Knowing our strengths and limits
- Understanding patterns of behavior
Self-Management
- Managing reactive behaviors
- Making strategic and deliberate choices
- Being flexible in adapting to change
Social Awareness
- Recognizing emotions, perspectives and interests of others
- Understanding organizational dynamics
- Exceeding expectations of coworkers and clients
Relationship Management
- Giving feedback and coaching others
- Working collaboratively
- Resolving conflict
PACT's exclusive drama-based training approach immerses participants in a life-like simulation that reflects their work-life challenges. Transcending typical role-playing techniques, we create a living laboratory, a safe and controlled learning setting. PACT's unconventional training programs, based on our exclusive Structured Improvisation™ exercises, give participants a learning experience they'll never forget.
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