By Patrick Psaila The ability of early humans to work together to achieve otherwise unattainable goals may be one important cause for our exponential success as a species when compared to other mammals....
By Patrick Psaila Adaptability is the extent to which we effectively manage and deal with the inevitability of change. It is now recognised as a key human intelligence that can be assessed, measured...
By Patrick Psaila There is a growing body of research that points at the fundamental importance of the relational aspect of organisations often referred to as Social Capital. One pivotal study is the...
By Patrick Psaila Building effective workplace relationships is an extremely important skill for any employee. The strength of our relationship-building skills can affect our ability to negotiate effectively, deliver projects and meet deadlines....
By Patrick Psaila Body language is a very powerful form of non-verbal communication transmitting important clues about our intentions, emotions, state of mind and motivations. During our everyday lives, we constantly give off signals...
By Patrick Psaila From the ascent of Homo sapiens about 300,000 years ago to the Industrial Revolution in 1760, modern humans have lived in the natural world surrounded by predators Our hunter-gatherer ancestors spent...
By Patrick Psaila and Sharon Mulligan As leaders and managers in organisations, feedback is one of the most important and powerful coaching tools for motivating and engaging people. At the same time feedback...
By Sharon Mulligan The pressure on organizational leaders to provide stability, encouragement and direction has probably reached its highest levels since the global economic crisis of 2008. Leaders are constantly challenged to navigate...
By Patrick Psaila Last week I wrote about the personal dimension of emotional intelligence, the impact of our brain’s negativity bias on judgement and perception, the mood map and the optimal performance zone,...
By Patrick Psaila Applying Emotional Intelligence competencies to boost performance in oneself and others Emotional Intelligence is the ability to identify, use, understand and manage emotions effectively in oneself and others. It is a...
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