Your emotions can fool you and should not be a basis for critical decisions in your business. #000089
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Emotions
By Gary Shotton
This text is in Extreme Rough draft and will be edited in the near future.
5 Comments
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Being able to separate logical decision making process from emotional reactions to problems is critical skill to have as a business leader. Thanks for pointing that out.
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Adam,
Thanks again for your positive input and feedback. I have stayed a little connected with Joel and it would be great if he could produce some more teachings. Just today, he said that he wanted to produce some more materials. He said he was not very proud of the two lessons he had already taught but I did not think they were that bad.
You are a blessing.
Gary
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Adam, thanks for your feedback and input. It is very valuable to me. I followed some of your Facebook posts on trip to Vietnam. Seemed positive and inspiring. Keep up the good work in Uganda. Blessings,
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I believe now EQ is becoming more important than IQ. Controlling your emotions in a difficult situation could be of critical importance and affect your business. Let’s put it this way – if you cannot control your temper at a key moment your knowledge might not help you at all. Or – if you cannot present your knowledge and experience in the right way, you may not get a job you were targeting. A job interview is a good example of this principle )))
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Alla,
These are great comments and very insightful. Would you consider creating a video/talk on this subject? You are a blessing!
Gary
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