Social Savvy Skills for Kids: Being Social vs Socially Savvy
Being social and being socially skilled are not the same. Discover how children can learn to read situations, understand others, communicate appropriately and make better social choices—and how Savvy Intelligence helps them navigate friendships and everyday interactions with greater confidence.
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Social Intelligence vs Savvy Intelligence™ : The Difference
Being good with people is essential, but it's no longer enough. In a world of competing interests and incomplete information, you need more than social grace—you need Savvy Intelligence™. This post breaks down the critical difference between understanding people and navigating the situations that shape your work, business, and life.
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What Savvy Intelligence™ is Not
Being savvy isn't about manipulation, clever tricks or always getting your way. Discover what Savvy Intelligence is not—and how thinking clearly, interpreting situations, considering consequences and responding appropriately can help you make better decisions and avoid costly, avoidable mistakes.
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Beyond IQ, EQ and SI : The Rise of Savvy Intelligence™
IQ helps us think, EQ helps us understand emotions and SI helps us to understand people—but modern life demands more. Discover the rise of Savvy Intelligence: a practical approach to navigating people, situations and consequences, making better decisions and responding appropriately in an increasingly complex world.
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Losing more than just your Anger - 6 things you need to know!
Within all of us is an insidious beast - Anger is its name. When unleashed, logic goes out of the window and emotions rules. We must understand that unless we manage it bad things will happen.
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Labels, they are hurtful more than useful
When you were young, did someone give you a label? Did you like it? How did you feel about your label? Most of us would have received a label or two when we were young.......
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The Real Cost of Interrupting : 6 consequences
Have you ever had a conversation with someone when you were duly interrupted? How did that make you feel? At the receiving end, I guess it makes you feel lousy ya. There is a major lesson to take away from here
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7 Myths about Public Speaking
There are many crippling myths about public speaking. They can deter potential speakers. In this post, we aim to dispel some of these myths and encourage people to take the first steps in becoming a public speaker.
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