by Joshua Freedman | Feb 16, 2020
…Board of Pluralistic School One in Santa Monica and is entering her second term on the Board of Trustees for The Madeira School, one of the nation’s leading all-girls boarding schools. Dr. Jerri Lynn Hogg is a media psychologist, director of the Media Psychology program at Fielding Graduate University, 2015 President of the American Psychological Association’s Society for Media Psychology and Technology, co-creator of Fielding’s Certificate in Bra…
by Joshua Freedman | Feb 10, 2018
…Alignment with organizational plans ⦁ Leadership development COMPREHENSIVE SEARCH Similar to executive search, this process was developed over our 35 years of finding talent and forming teams. It takes the best practices of the search business and adds proprietary practices and services for significantly enhanced outcomes. Our process has proven successful in organizations of all sizes and industries. ⦁ Comprehensive search and selection service ⦁…
by Six Seconds | May 15, 2011
…(f) Pursue any other action which Six Seconds deems to be appropriate. 15. Term and Termination. 15.1 Term . The Terms commence on the date when you accept them (as described in the preamble above) and remain in full force and effect while you use Six Seconds Properties, unless terminated earlier in accordance with the Terms. 15.2 Prior Use . Notwithstanding the foregoing, if you used Six Seconds Properties prior to the date you accepted the Terms…
by Joshua Freedman | Dec 4, 2019 |
…l of Experiential Psychotherapy, 20(4), 3–13. Stillman, S.B. (2012). SEL research and practice: A global snapshot. AERA: Advances in SEL Research, 6(2), 13–15. Stillman, S.B., & DeVoss, J. (2012). Developing EQ smart school counselors: A case study. Retrieved from http://www.6seconds.org/2012/03/13/developing-eq-smart-school-counselors-a-case-study/ Stillman, Susan B. (2017). Improving school leaders’ effectiveness through EQ. Retrieved from https…
by John Dodds | May 23, 2018
…ortzetten alle andere maatregelen die Six Seconds geacht juist is. 15. Termijn en beëindiging. 15.1 Term. De Voorwaarden in op de datum waarop u ze te accepteren (zoals beschreven in de aanhef hierboven) en onverkort van kracht, terwijl je Six Seconds gebruiken Properties, tenzij eerder in overeenstemming met de voorwaarden beëindigd. 15.2 Prior Use. Niettegenstaande het voorgaande, als je gewend Six Seconds Properties voorafgaand aan de dat…
by Six Seconds | Feb 14, 2012 | EQ Business, EQ Life |
…rm goals, how do we take actions in a way that moves us towards those long term goals? The whole point of intelligence is to look ahead and solve problems – mathematical intelligence helps us solve numerical problems; emotional intelligence helps us solve human problems. In other words, if we’re using EQ to make optimal long-term decisions, we have to also be thinking about the ecosystem in which we will either suffer, or flourish. Being intention…
by Katharine Roff | Sep 19, 2018 | EQ Business, Interview |
…ns can ignore careful consideration… and ‘practical action’ can mean short term gain rather than long term plan. So while the dominant brain style is very positive in terms of action, it could be we’re leaning toward “let’s do something new, now” without considering the risks and long-term value. New data on emotional intelligence in Europe shows a tendency toward innovation and action – which is valuable. And, what happens if there is not enough…
by Anabel Jensen | Jul 7, 2016 | EQ Life |
…; I get down on their level; I ask them multiple questions in my detective search to find out ‘who they are’. When I discovered how well this worked for me in teaching/tutoring/testing children, I began to wonder if the reverse wouldn’t be true as well; there is a child struggling to be remembered/cherished in the adult. In my interactions with adults, I search for the hidden child. For example, at the University of Notre Dame, I teach a class ent…
by guest | Feb 23, 2017 | EQ Life, Six Seconds |
…deeper meanings and allow themselves to choose the best option possible in terms of bearableness. To tell somebody to “go to hell” would seem the best immediate solution, but if we look at it in the long term, it could turn out to be wrong. Let’s think about a world in which in front of offensive behaviors there would be the possibility to awaken the others’ awareness with the most powerful weapon in our hands: questions. Questioning, for example:…
by Maria Jackson | Dec 1, 2018 | EQ Life, Six Seconds |
…reated as an infant and carry into adulthood. I go into detail about the research and background of attachment styles in this brand new article. There are three types of attachment styles, but they can absolutely be seen as a spectrum. You might identify primarily with one but see a touch of another in yourself. In these descriptions, I use the term “partner,” but any close relationship figure will apply. Read these descriptions to see which attac…
by Michael Miller | Aug 22, 2018 | EQ Business, EQ Life, Six Seconds
…ing that kept coming back stemmed largely from a lack of focus on the long-term. She had been so focused on the short-term – all the things she needed to do to be a successful businesswoman – that she gave little to no thought to this bigger picture. Through that exercise and in subsequent sessions on pursuing a noble goal, Beth started the process of uncovering what her noble goal is, what legacy she wants to leave. After a long process of crafti…
by Joshua Freedman | Dec 14, 2017 | EQ Life |
…example your emotions drive where you put your attention. Your emotions determine what you think is most significant for you. Your emotions determine what you sense is your purpose and meaning.” So, if we’re going to find meaning, we’re going to need to engage emotions. The Neuroscience of Motivation One of the oft-discussed elements of motivation is our brain’s self-reward system. When our brains are working well, we get a dopamine reward, a lit…
