Tag: shame

  • Working On Emotional Intelligence Will Open Doors To Achievement

    Working On Emotional Intelligence Will Open Doors To Achievement

    Personal power is a core leadership competency that everyone  needs to develop before they can lead others. It has to do with being able to lead yourself. “Personal power is the ability to achieve what you want,”  according to Frederick Mann, a successful entrepreneur and author of The  Economic Rape of America. “More than anything…

  • Canada’s Truth And Reconciliation Commission

    Canada’s Truth And Reconciliation Commission

    [This article was first published by The Silo on April 22, 2014] On June 10, 2009, the Honourable Justice Murray Sinclair, Marie Wilson and Chief Wilton Littlechild were appointed as Commissioners to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada (TRC), a component of the Indian Residential Schools Settlement Agreement. Canada’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission is…

  • Award Winner Explains Women’s Money Emotions

    Award Winner Explains Women’s Money Emotions

    Everyone has a relationship with money, but for women, it’s much more fraught with emotion, says Meriflor Toneatto. When we avoid and ignore those emotions, we allow them to quietly guide our decision-making – which inevitably holds us back. “Understanding our emotions, fears and doubts about money and how they affect our behavior can help…

  • Silo Book Spotlight- A Practical Guide to Emotional Intelligence

    Silo Book Spotlight- A Practical Guide to Emotional Intelligence

    Feelings are at the core of every social interaction. Anger, fear, and sadness are all very different concepts, but together they form part of an emotional compass that allows people to appropriately deal with each other in everyday situations. In short, unlocking the true power behind a person’s feelings – even challenging ones – is…