Empower Your Chapter with an Emotional Intelligence Presentation

The Emotional Intelligence presentation was one of our most popular during last year’s Chapter Leadership Summit. This is why we want to give your chapter the tools it needs to share the knowledge with your members. You can download the PowerPoint presentation and course overview learning summary today. Emotional intelligence provides the ability to recognize and understand emotions which is an important skill for all chapter leaders to have.

Emotional intelligence can be a fantastic topic for your next chapter meeting and the presentation from CLS covers many important points, including:

1. Critical Thinking – It is always important to ask questions because it tests your capacity for original and productive thought.
2. Social Awareness – Being socially aware helps an individual recognize others’ emotions. Having compassion and the ability to understand enables you to have more positive relationships and minimize unproductive conflict.
3. Acknowledging Your Emotions – Recognizing and accepting your emotions will help you resist being emotionally hijacked.
4. Conflict Management – No one likes facing conflict, but it is a crucial element we face in our everyday lives. Successful conflict resolution is based on meeting each person’s needs, and the emotions they are portraying is a clue to those needs.
5. Developing an Optimistic Outlook – It can be easy to slip into a negative mindset. To stay optimistic, try saying positive things about yourself, write a few things that you’re grateful for in a journal, and exercise your sense of humor!

There are many more points within the Emotional Intelligence presentation that can be applied to strengthening and empowering your chapter. This presentation is a fantastic educational tool to encourage others to achieve their best selves. Download the Emotional Intelligence Presentation today and share it with your chapter. Has your chapter presented the Emotional Intelligence presentation in one of your meetings already? Tell us how it went in the comments. We’d love to hear your feedback!