In a world where daily pressures and professional challenges are intensifying, success is no longer defined solely by technical expertise or intellectual skills. Emotional intelligence has become a vital component in human interaction, effective communication, and the development of stable and productive work relationships.
This training program, "Developing Emotional Intelligence for Holistic Success", presented by Geneva Institute of Business Management, is designed to provide participants with the necessary tools to understand themselves, manage their emotions, and recognize others’ feelings. These skills lead to enhanced professional performance, deeper self-awareness, and improved personal balance.
The course is based on both scientific and practical foundations to strengthen emotional awareness, develop communication skills, and foster a work environment rooted in respect, cooperation, and mutual understanding.
Target Audience
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Executive managers seeking to improve their leadership capabilities through emotional awareness and internal harmony.
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Team leaders and supervisors aiming to strengthen their professional relationships through a deeper understanding of emotional and behavioral patterns.
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HR professionals interested in applying emotional intelligence in recruitment strategies, employee development, and conflict resolution.
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Customer service and public relations personnel who face emotionally demanding interactions and require refined emotional control.
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Any professional striving for a healthy work-life balance by managing emotions effectively and building positive relationships.
Objectives
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Enhance participants' self-awareness by exploring patterns of thought and behavior that affect their interactions with others.
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Develop the ability to manage emotions in stressful work environments and challenging situations to achieve emotional stability.
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Improve empathy and emotional understanding to foster stronger professional and social relationships and create a positive workplace culture.
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Build effective communication skills based on mindful interaction and emotional sensitivity in verbal and non-verbal expression.
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Enable participants to use emotional intelligence as a strategic tool in decision-making, influencing others, and achieving long-term success.
Course Outline
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Introduction to Emotional Intelligence
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Definition and core components of emotional intelligence.
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The difference between IQ and emotional intelligence.
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The role of emotional intelligence in modern work environments.
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Importance of emotional intelligence in individual and team performance.
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Self-Awareness and Emotional Identification
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Understanding emotional patterns and their impact on behavior.
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Developing the ability to recognize emotions in real time.
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The connection between thoughts, emotions, and decision-making.
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Tools to assess self-awareness and interpret results.
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Self-Management and Emotional Regulation
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Managing negative emotions during stressful situations.
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Building constructive and solution-focused responses.
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Adapting to emotional challenges and change.
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Using emotional intelligence to reduce stress and uplift mood.
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Internal Motivation and Building Ambition
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Differences between intrinsic and extrinsic motivation.
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Creating personal goals that drive internal motivation.
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Strengthening self-discipline and perseverance.
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Overcoming discouragement through emotional control.
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Empathy and Understanding Others
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Recognizing nonverbal emotional signals.
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Identifying emotional needs of colleagues and clients.
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Building relationships based on mutual understanding.
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Promoting a culture of empathy within teams.
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Social Skills and Relationship Building
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Clear and impactful communication in professional settings.
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Adapting to different personality types with emotional flexibility.
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Gaining trust through emotionally intelligent behavior.
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Managing tense relationships and restoring balance.
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Emotional Intelligence in the Workplace
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Applying EI in daily leadership practices.
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Enhancing teamwork and collaboration through emotions.
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Handling conflict and organizational pressure with EI.
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Emotional influence in strategic decision-making.
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Emotionally Intelligent Communication
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Choosing the right words and tone for emotional impact.
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Understanding timing and emotional context in conversations.
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Aligning language and emotions to strengthen messages.
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Active listening and recognizing different perspectives.
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Emotional Intelligence in Leadership and Influence
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Leading teams through emotional awareness and motivation.
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Developing a charismatic presence rooted in emotional balance.
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Addressing resistance to change using emotional strategies.
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Driving team commitment by fostering a positive emotional climate.
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Personal Emotional Intelligence Development Plan
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Evaluating current EI levels with available tools.
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Setting realistic goals for emotional growth.
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Designing a sustainable plan to improve EI skills.
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Monitoring progress and evaluating outcomes over time.
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