Topic: Everything You've Learned About Emotion Is Tragically Incorrect: Implications for OD Professionals
There are two paradigms through which we can interpret our emotions. When interpreted through the “circumstantial” paradigm, so-called “negative” emotions such as anger, anxiety, and frustration lead to stress, bad moods, irrational decisions, and inappropriate behavior. But, when these same emotions are interpreted through the “effectiveness” paradigm, they raise engagement, improve decision-making, and increase performance. Tragically, most of us have been trained to interpret most of our emotions through the “circumstantial” paradigm.
During this interactive 90-minute webinar, you’ll:
1. Learn a revolutionary new theory of emotion (the “effectiveness” paradigm)
2. Use this new theory to resolve a so-called “negative” emotion
3. Discuss the implications of this new theory for:
Emotional Intelligence
Leadership Development
Team Building
Soft/Behavioral Skills Training
Employee Wellness
Employee Engagement
Change Management
You’ll emerge from this webinar with a list of Stop/Start/Continues you can apply to your organization.
Our Presenter: Charles Jones
Charles began the research project that led to the Effectiveness Theory of Emotion in 1982 while pursuing an interdisciplinary degree at the intersection of Computer Science, Cultural Anthropology and Evolutionary Psychology at the University of Michigan. After graduating with a B.S., Charles continued the research project in his spare time for the next 35 years, studying with Fernando Flores (Ontological Coaching), Richard Strozzi Heckler (Somatic Leadership) and Marshall Rosenberg (Nonviolent Communication). In parallel, Charles had successful careers as a software engineer and organizational and leadership development consultant.
WE ARE A VIRTUAL COOPERATIVE. ALL MEETINGS WILL BE HELD ONLINE.
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