Speaker C teaches emotional intelligence workshops to colleges, corporations, and probation departments. The core idea: staying calm under pressure works across sports, relationships, work, and school. Most people lack these skills, making them valuable for any organization.
So you're a philosopher?
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I do this training or these presentations. I do a 4-hour training or I do short presentations. I do it for colleges, I do it for corporations, I do it for probation departments, I do it for the general public, I do it for couples, I do it— and what I found is that no matter where you are in life, having your emotions intact is a very important strategy. In terms of being emotionally intelligent, right, it's no big magical formula. It's very simple, which is why I love this concept. It applies in sports. If you in any kind of relationship in life, it's gonna apply there. When you go to work, when you come to class, like, you can't avoid emotions because emotions are attached to everything. More than likely, people you meet in life are not gonna know about being emotionally intelligent. A person with emotional intelligence is gonna always remain calm under pressure. Treating people accordingly regardless. The degrees are cool, right? But you got to have this piece of it to be viable in any organization. I encourage you to be emotionally intelligent, and I encourage you to hold this last quote close to your heart: Just because you have a nightmare doesn't mean you stop dreaming.
Very deeply. Let us begin. What, where, why, or when will not be explained.
I was literally kicked off a Southwest flight before for being disrespectful.
