Beyond Smart: Lawyering with Emotional Intelligence, Second Edition By Ronda Muir This second edition of the ABA’s best-selling guide to emotional intelligence (EI) in law practice reports on the ...

People who are emotionally intelligent are evolved; not many things truly bother them, but certain behaviors cause them to second-guess someone's intentions. There are 11 things that make ...

Emotionally intelligent planning begins not with media silos, but with cross-disciplinary collaboration—where creative direction is informed by media context and emotional data from the very start.

Legal Protection for Immigrants and Farmworkers Indigenous Rights and Climate Justice Versatility and Experience The event's keynote speaker is Esperanza Franco, a Spanish-U.S. immigration attorney, ...

Emotional intelligence fosters empathy, self-awareness, and better relationships. Mastering emotions leads to growth; emotionality alone may hinder constructive actions.

Emotionally intelligent people have mastered the art of using certain phrases—ones that open doors to deeper connections, create safe spaces for vulnerability, and cultivate understanding.

An emotionally intelligent woman knows what to say — and what not to. Here are 10 phrases you will never hear an emotionally intelligent woman say.

Announcing the launch of James Woodfall's new book, The Heart of Finance: Emotional Intelligence for Financial Planners.

Early education in emotional intelligence will produce lawyers who are better equipped to handle stress and can also help make the profession more collegial and less stressful as the quality of human ...

“Being emotionally intelligent means you’re more likely to be a high performer,” says Harvard-trained psychologist Daniel Goleman.