A high energy and magnetic mindset experience, delivered with a bit of tough love. Amy shares the key skills to challenge and inspire the audience to increase their emotional intelligence through her 5-part methodology: Own It, Face It, Feel It, Ask It and Drive it.
Each Keynote is adapted and made relatable to the audience and their industries greatest EI challenges.
Amy is an Emotional Intelligence Speaker travelling from Perth, Western Australia, facilitating events across Australia and internationally.
A high energy and magnetic mindset experience, delivered with a bit of tough love. Amy shares the key skills to challenge and inspire the audience to increase their emotional intelligence through her 5-part methodology: Own It, Face It, Feel It, Ask It and Drive it.
Each Keynote is adapted and made relatable to the audience and their industries greatest EI challenges.
Amy is an Emotional Intelligence Speaker travelling from Perth, Western Australia, facilitating events across Australia and internationally.
There is only one thing we have control over in this world: ourselves.
Owning our Shit is the start of a self-awareness conquest to understand the role that we play in every situation, the beliefs and values driving us and how to build our Emotional Intelligence in the workplace.
As one of the Top 5 skills of the future, Emotional Intelligence is still misunderstood by many, with up to 75% of people unable to explain what EI means, let alone how to grow it.
This keynote will tap into the subconscious mind and simplify the 5 areas of emotional intelligence, the workings of the emotional brain and how to Evolve your EI right now!
Leadership has changed. The bottom line focus has shifted with the emotionally intelligent leader connecting with their team, the wiring of their minds and knowing how to lift them to peak performance through both ownership and empowerment.
Emotional intelligence is the backbone of every organisation, every culture, every team and every human being. Are your leaders emotionally intelligent?