The EI Code of Conduct is 11 self-operating principles for adult behavior. After a decade teaching emotional intelligence, the speaker noticed people judge their days by whether they used EI or let emotions win. Naming it a Code of Conduct makes behavioral standards explicit, so adults can talk openly about their best and worst moments.
So the Emotional Intelligence Code of Conduct, right, again, is 11 self-operating principles. We came up with the name Code of Conduct because, you know, in my journey over the last 10 years, sharing emotional intelligence, teaching others, having conversations about it, without a doubt, there comes a time where someone says to me, you know what? I didn't, I didn't, I didn't really use my EI today, right? Like, you know, I let it get the best of me. I let, you know, I let my emotions get the best of me. And then conversely, there's times where people say, you'd be proud of me today, I had to use my EI. And what I started to realize, what people were really saying, today I was on my best behavior. Uh huh. Or this day I wasn't on my best behavior. And so I realized that behavior is a very important thing that as adults we don't talk about enough.
I was literally kicked off a Southwest flight before for being disrespectful.
