by Spencer Westley | Emotional Intelligence, Personality
We’d like to welcome guest blogger Spencer Westley, former Humanergy intern and current young professional. How many of you are knee-deep in emails day in and day out? Rhetorical question – ALL of you are! One of the major hurdles I had to jump over when I...
by Christi Barrett | Emotional Intelligence
Just stop worrying. Those are fighting words for someone who tends to be apprehensive or ruminate on the pitfalls ahead. It can’t be that easy, right? Simply telling yourself or someone else “just stop” is not a great approach. What are some...
by Christi Barrett | Communication, Emotional Intelligence
You almost never have to wonder what I’m thinking or feeling. It’s practically written all over my face. I’ve worked at keeping my expression neutral when emotions run high, with mixed results at best. I may be able to keep my mouth shut, but my...
by Spencer Westley | Conflict, Emotional Intelligence
This week’s guest blogger is Spencer Westley, Humanergy’s former intern and current thriving young professional. Let’s face it; sometimes you don’t get along with your coworkers. That’s fine, but you need to make sure that despite...
by Spencer Westley | Emotional Intelligence
Today’s guest blogger is Spencer Westley, former Humanergy intern and current thriving young professional. As I go to work each day, I’m continually reminded that I am no longer in college. In college, I could wake up on the wrong side of the bed, throw on a...
by Christi Barrett | Emotional Intelligence
Mistakes happen, and I can be pretty hard on myself when I goof up. I’m my own worst critic, and I used to assume that this was somehow noble. After all, being compassionate with myself when I misstep means I’m more likely to repeat the behavior. Right?...
