by Dr Sharon | May 8, 2023 | Emotional Intelligence, Learning, Personal Development
If you have attended one of my workshops and been on the receiving end of feedback, you will know that I have developed a way of highlighting mistakes in the classroom without offending anyone. In fact, what happens is quite the opposite – most people actually become...
by Dr Sharon | Apr 24, 2023 | Emotional Intelligence, Learning, Personal Development
Can you control your emotions? The short answer is, “No!” It is important to remember that while to can’t control your emotions, you can learn how to be with them, live peacefully with them, influence them, manage them and release them. Think of people who go along...
by Dr Sharon | Mar 27, 2023 | Emotional Intelligence, Learning, Personal Development
A step-by-step approach to personal leadership development I am extremely excited to share my recent Whitepaper with you that has been published by Henley Business School. It provides a step-by-step approach you can take for your own personal leadership development in...
by Dr Sharon | Mar 14, 2023 | Emotional Intelligence, Ethics at Work, Learning, Personal Development
To celebrate International Womens Day, which is all about honouring women’s accomplishments, raising awareness about gender disparities and discrimination, and promoting global support for women, I want to talk about power gaps. Kathy Caprino originally wrote...
by Dr Sharon | Feb 28, 2023 | Emotional Intelligence, Leadership, Learning, Relationships (Self and Others)
I am subscribed to Big Life Journal: Growth Mindset for Kids & Teens. If you are a parent, or regularly interact with children, I’d highly recommend it. Every Friday they send FREE printable tips from how to discipline, to how to praise effectively, and so on....
by Dr Sharon | Oct 12, 2021 | Emotional Intelligence, Learning, Personal Development, Relationships (Self and Others)
Many of us were raised to believe that acknowledging our strengths and being proud of our achievements was arrogant and the best way to succeed was to be hard on yourself. Furthermore, we were led to believe that cynicism is synonymous with intelligence. In other...
