?? Myth vs. Fact: I Behavior Styles Can Be Introverts. ?? Busted: All individuals with I behavior styles are extroverts and thrive only in social settings. ?? Truth: I behavior styles can also be introverts who recharge through solitude! While some I's may enjoy social interactions, they also recognize the importance of balance. This allows space for recharge and effective brainstorming sessions with peers! At Write A New Story Consulting, we understand the diverse nature of all behavior styles, including the unique blend of social and introverted traits in I types. Our DISC assessments and workshops help you harness your strengths, whether you recharge in solitude or in social settings. Discover the power of your unique I behavior style! Contact us today to schedule your consultation or workshop! #DISCAssessmentNashville #ExecutiveCoachNashville #LeadershipCoachingNashville #BusinessConsultingNashville #BusinessCoachNashville #WriteANewStory #WorkplaceCulture #Leadership #MythVsFact
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In our daily hustle, emotional intelligence often goes unnoticed. Yet, it’s a profound tool that helps us navigate human interactions with empathy, self-awareness, and thoughtful communication. In leadership, emotional intelligence transforms authority into authenticity, turning instructions into inspirations. It fosters a culture where people feel seen and valued. In personal relationships, it means truly being there, recognizing when someone needs silence instead of advice, or a comforting hug instead of solutions. Cultivating emotional intelligence is a continuous journey. By embracing our emotions, we open the door to deeper connections with others. Let’s strive to listen more intently, feel more deeply, and respond more thoughtfully. **Start today by practicing active listening and empathy in your interactions. Notice the difference it makes in your connections. #EmotionalIntelligence #Leadership #Empathy #Connection #PersonalGrowth
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This video perfectly illustrates the perceptual process. As we know, the perceptual process is how individuals make sense of their environment and react to it. It's essential to recognize that perception is not static; it's a dynamic process influenced by both internal and external factors. Internal factors include personality, attitudes, and motives, shaping how we interpret what we see whereas as External factors, such as size, motion, and background, affect how the environment is perceived. Being mindful of this and understanding this interplay helps us better navigate and interpret our surroundings. For example, how you perceive a rainy day might vary depending on your mood (internal) or the practical challenges it brings, like traffic (external). This video demonstrates how external factors like background or even the monsoon season influence perception in a routine environment #perception #cognitivebias #customerexperience #selfawareness #mindsetmatters #leadership
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???Get hold of that conversation. Which one? ???The internal dialogue that you're having with yourself, especially when you're working with a team. What questions am I asking? ???Here are a few to help you identify. Did I present it right? Will I do a good job? Are they understanding what I'm saying? Do they understand my commitment to this? Will I get the results I need for the next stage? ???So how can emotional intelligence help you answer or even change that dialogue? Harnessing emotional intelligence (EI) is key to navigating internal dialogues and making your team tasks so much smoother. By recognizing and managing your emotions, you gain so much clarity and control. You will create thoughtful responses rather than impulsive reactions. Cultivating your personal EI will transform that internal dialogue into constructive self-reflection. ???QUICK TIP! Take the time to... - be aware of the dialogue - listen to the dialogue - asess how you want to respond BEFORE responding internally AND externally. It will really empower you to interact with your team with so much more confidence and authenticity. ???Will you attempt tackling that conversation? #EmotionalIntelligence #denisefarquharsoncoaching #SelfAwareness #Leadership #PersonalGrowth
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?? Understanding Behavior: The Key to Connection and Growth ?? Have you ever paused to think about the why behind our actions? ?? Behavior is the silent language we all speak, yet it’s influenced by so much—our experiences, environments, emotions, and even the stories we tell ourselves. In the professional world, understanding behavior can: ?? Build stronger teams ?? Enhance communication ?? Drive meaningful change In our personal lives, it helps us: ?? Strengthen relationships ?? Navigate challenges with empathy ?? Foster self-awareness The more I dive into the intricacies of human behavior, the more I realize: small changes in understanding can lead to monumental shifts in outcomes. ?? So here’s my question to you: What’s one behavior—yours or someone else’s—that you’ve recently noticed and learned from? Let’s spark a conversation about growth, awareness, and connection. Drop your thoughts in the comments! ?? #Leadership #PersonalGrowth #BehaviorMatters
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Conversations are filled with more than just words; they carry emotional undertones. Pay attention to these cues—frustration, excitement, sadness, or joy. By recognising the emotions beneath the surface, you can respond more empathetically and appropriately. This skill enhances your communication and connection, demonstrating that you value and understand the other person's emotional experience. #empathy #professionalgrowth #personaldevelopment #workplace #communication #emotionalintelligence #leadership #peoplebuilders #emotions #training #humanresources
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It’s easy to judge someone who talks too much or seems overly playful. Words like "childish" or "unfocused" might come to mind. But here’s the thing: behavior isn’t always a reflection of capability. The person who talks a lot? They could be a natural communicator, a creative thinker, or someone brimming with ideas. The one who seems childish? They might have the courage to think differently and bring fresh perspectives where others see limits. Some of the most brilliant minds have been misunderstood simply because their energy or approach didn’t fit the mold. Let’s stop assuming what people *can’t* do and start believing in what they *might* achieve. So, the next time you meet someone who’s a little louder or playful, don’t judge—support them. You might be surprised by what they accomplish. What’s your take on judging behavior versus talent? Let’s discuss below! #PotentialOverPerception #GrowthMindset #Empowerment #Leadership
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Emotional intelligence (EQ) changes everything. Here’s how it played out for me: A heated conversation with my team was going nowhere. Frustration was building, and so was defensiveness. Instead of reacting, I leaned into my EQ: 1???Paused to check my emotions.?I stayed calm, even when tensions rose. 2???Acknowledged the team’s frustration (a huge move).?Empathy opened the door to collaboration. 3???Asked thoughtful questions.?Instead of assigning blame, I focused on solutions. The result? The team walked away with renewed trust and a clear path forward. ???The lesson:?EQ isn’t about avoiding conflict; it’s about navigating it with care. When you lead with emotional intelligence, you build stronger connections and better outcomes. What’s one way you’ve used EQ to turn conflict into success? Let's Go! ? #Leadership #EmotionalIntelligence #HighPerformanceTeams #LeadershipDevelopment
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You’ve hit ’em hard with tons of good reasons. But they still don’t agree. So what’s wrong with them? Nothing. That’s just how it works. You?don’t easily change someone’s mind with good reasons. If at all. Wait, the truth hits even harder: Their take might actually be totally reasonable. When looking from their perspective. Or coming from their experience. More “good reasons” might never bridge the gap between their truth and yours. So, two options remain: Persuade harder or resonate stronger. You can dive deeper into persuasion techniques, understand the human psychology and use psychological hacks to your advantage in order to trick (or force) them into agreeing with you. Or you can try to resonate. Engage in a conversation. Understand where they’re coming from. What matters to them. And where there’s common ground. What do you prefer? #theartofcommunicating #leadership #communication
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Did you know that humor could be your secret weapon for professional success? Howard Gardner's "The Five Minds of the Future" outlines essential cognitive abilities, and humor can help master them. Here's how comedy can elevate your professional journey: - The Disciplined Mind: Comedy requires practice, refining skills much like mastering a craft. - The Synthesizing Mind: Connect the unexpected through improvisational exercises. - The Creating Mind: Innovate through risk-taking and experimentation. - The Respectful Mind: Build bridges and embrace diversity with humor. - The Ethical Mind: Engage with ethical dilemmas thoughtfully through satire. Incorporate humor into your work life and watch your communication, leadership, and creativity skills soar. #ProfessionalDevelopment #Leadership #Innovation
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Are You Making These EMPATHY Mistakes? Empathy is often seen as a soft skill, but getting it wrong can have hard consequences. Do you listen to respond or to truly understand? Are you offering solutions before hearing the full story? These common missteps can damage relationships, trust, and even your credibility. Empathy isn’t about fixing—it’s about connecting. It’s stepping into someone’s shoes without rushing to take over their journey. Next time someone shares, pause. Ask, “How can I support you?” That one question could make all the difference. Let’s build workplaces (and lives) rooted in understanding. #Empathy #EmotionalIntelligence #Leadership #CommunicationSkills
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