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Rocking Your Success with Harmonious Communication! Presented by: Carolyn J. Carver www.carolynjcarver.com I cant believe I said that! You know what I shouldve said Determines how you use your smarts. Can change over time.


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Rocking Your Success with Harmonious Communication!

Presented by: Carolyn J. Carver www.carolynjcarver.com

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I can’t believe I said that!

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You know what I should’ve said…

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Determines how you use your smarts.

Can change over time. Gets you the promotion!

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4 Competencies of Emotional Intelligence

Self-Awareness Social Awareness Self-Management Relationship Management

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4 Competencies of Emotional Intelligence

Self-Awareness

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The Amygdala is part of the Limbic System. You cannot be emotional and reasonable at the same time. You have the power to choose which one you’d rather be!

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THOUGHTS EMOTIONS ACTIONS RESULTS!

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4 Competencies of Emotional Intelligence

Self-Management

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The goal is not to be successful. The goal is to be valuable. Once you’re valuable, instead of chasing success, it will attract itself to you.

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Are you really angry? Really?

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4 Competencies of Emotional Intelligence

Social Awareness

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Influenced by:

  • The Great Depression
  • World War II

Traits:

  • Loyal
  • Respectful of authority
  • Stubbornly independent
  • Excellent work ethic
  • Advanced communication skills
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Musical Influences:

  • Glenn Miller
  • Billie Holiday
  • Nat King Cole
  • Bing Crosby
  • The Andrew Sisters

#1 song from 1950: Mona Lisa Nat King Cole

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Influenced by:

  • The Vietnam War
  • The 60’s
  • Postwar social change

Traits:

  • Question authority
  • Excellent teamwork
  • Well-educated
  • Thrive on adrenaline-charged assignments.
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Musical Influences:

  • The Beatles
  • The Rolling Stones
  • Bob Dylan
  • Elvis Presley
  • Johnny Cash

#1 song of 1970: Let It Be The Beatles

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Influenced by:

  • Experienced more divorce than

any other generation

  • Lack of identity

Traits:

  • Independent
  • Intolerant of bureaucracy
  • Critical
  • Hardworking
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Musical Influences:

  • Nirvana
  • Madonna
  • Pearl Jam
  • Elton John
  • Alice in Chains

#1 Song of 1985: Money For Nothing Dire Straits

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Influenced by:

  • Technology
  • Doting parents

Traits:

  • Tech savvy
  • Acceptant of change
  • Require work/life balance
  • Socially responsible
  • “Everybody wins”
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Musical Influences:

  • 3 Doors Down
  • Matchbox 20
  • Whitney Houston
  • Eminem
  • Toby Keith

#1 Song 2000: Breathe Faith Hill

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Influenced by:

  • Media-saturated world
  • Gen X (their children)

Traits:

  • More like Traditionalists
  • Like instant gratification
  • Next, next, next (Twitter, Instagram, etc.)
  • Lacks a community-oriented nature
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Musical Influences:

  • Ed Sheeran
  • Taylor Swift
  • The Weekend
  • Rihanna
  • Miranda Lambert

#1 Song 2015 Uptown Funk Mark Ronson featuring Bruno Mars

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2024: How old will they be?

79 years old 60 to 78 years old 44 to 59 years old 29 to 43 years old 28 years old

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4 Personality Types

Results-Focused People-Focused Harmony/Balance Focused Detail-Focused

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4 Personality Types

Results-Focused People-Focused Harmony/Balance Focused Detail-Focused

Dominant Influential Steady Conscientious

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4 Competencies of Emotional Intelligence

Relationship Management

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Blindsided:

“I appreciate that you had some time to think about what you wanted to say. I’d like some time to respectfully respond. (Set a time frame)”

You know you’ll have to apologize later: “I don’t want to say just anything. I’d like to say the right thing. Can we postpone this conversation until (set a time frame)?”

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What if it’s a family member of a resident? “I can truly appreciate how frustrating ___________ is for you. I’m going to take some notes while you’re

  • speaking. If I can come up with a solution right

away, I’ll share it with you. If not, I hope you’ll give me some time (set a time frame) to come up with the right solution; not just any solution. What do you think?”

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Thank you so much!

Presented by: Carolyn J. Carver www.carolynjcarver.com