This guide is intended for Certified SEI EQ Assessors as they prepare to debrief a SEI Leadership or Development Report. It provides a definition of each scale and some ideas of what low and high scores may signify as well as important background info about the tool, the debrief process, and expectations of SEI EQ […]
In this fascinating TED talk, Kathryn Schulz goes into the nuances of regret – and why we often regret feeling regret. A great look at our typical relationship with this emotion, and how we could transform it to better ourselves.
A Brain Brief Profile is a snapshot of your brain’s current style for processing emotional and cognitive data. This guide is intended for individuals or coaches who have received a SEI Brain Brief Profile. Use this guide to deepen your understanding of Brain Styles and the Brain Brief Profile.
Josh Freedman and Max Ghini discuss brain styles and why it matters for how we show up in our day to day lives and interactions.
Jay Grant shares a story about a time he got really angry with his kids – and the lessons he learned reflecting on it that he hopes will help him be more measured in the future. A healthy look at self-compassion and recognizing patterns.
Michele Royan and Josh Freedman talk about the challenge of recognizing the patterns we fall into as parents, like a morning routine that consistently causes stress for everyone. And also the amazing opportunity we have as parents to make a choice to examine and change those patterns.
Sales guru and persuasion expert Daniel H. Pink explains how you can use motivational interviewing to influence others’ thoughts and behaviors.
Ray Phoon of PowerUp Success shares 3 tips for building a rapport based on trust with customers.
Ray Phoon of PowerUp Success talks with Josh Freedman about the role of emotions and logic that we normally use to make purchasing decisions.
This experiment from Soul Pancake highlights the stark difference between sympathy and empathy.
This is the story of how Hayatın Ritmi, Six Seconds’ Partner in Turkey, is working with Hyundai’s manufacturing team to set a context for innovation and creativity using Six Seconds’ Brain Talents.
In this short video, Jenny and Josh go through the process of using T, F, A cards, and how they can help us see the options that we really have.
Career analyst Dan Pink examines the puzzle of motivation, starting with a fact that social scientists know but most managers don’t: Traditional rewards aren’t always as effective as we think. Listen for illuminating stories — and maybe, a way forward.
Ray Phoon of PowerUp Success shares 3 tips for building a rapport based on trust with customers.
Brené Brown shines a light on the world of blame – why we do it, its relationship to vulnerability and accountability, and how to stop.
How do we reduce reactivity and be more purposeful? One strategy is to simply picture your 5 closest friends. Barbara Fatum talks about this technique and why it works so well.
Are you a visual, aural, verbal or kinesthetic learner? What about your kids, students, or clients? Learn more about each of these learning styles and strategies and tips for teaching to each.
True learning does not take place by passive accumulation, but through a process of learners constructing their own meaning by engaging with learning experiences and activities. This concept is at the core of ‘active learning’, which is summarized in this article.
Barbara Fatum offers a few simple, practical tips for increasing presence and peace in our lives.
One of the keys to success as a parent is empathy. It’s important to feel it for yourself, feel it for your child, and be able to teach empathy to your child. Ilaria Boffa and Josh Freedman discuss this vitally important skill for parents.
