"Emotional Intelligence and Beyond" with Kelly Resendez

Dawn talks with Kelly Resendez, Best Selling Author / Business Executive, influencer, and co-owner of GoBundance Women®, a membership organization for women dedicated to achieving greatness and abundance,. Kelly is passionate about helping others adopt an abundance mindset and overcome self-sabotage to achieve their goals.  Dawn and Kelly talk about skills that entrepreneurs need to develop and need to have and learn outside of those mechanical business skills that you need to run your business. They’re going to be talking a lot about things like emotional intelligence.

In this episode…

Who is Kelly Resende and whom does he serve? (00:58).

What does it mean to have emotional intelligence.? (1:45)

Is self-awareness different from leadership style or personality assessment test? (2:44)

Do people often delay personal development, thinking they'll focus on it later after reaching certain professional milestones, only to find that this approach doesn't work? (5:05)

If someone hasn't focused on their emotional intelligence and personal development, where should they start? (6:56)

Do you suggest inventory after each task at the end of the day? What if you're not used to tracking anything other than these hard numbers or metrics? (9:50)

Can being aware of what enhances or hinders personal performance impact monthly revenue? (12:17)

How does emotional intelligence challenge the instinctual focus on negativity and danger, especially for business owners accustomed to constant preparedness for worst-case scenarios? (16:01)

How are we going to layer mindfulness to perceive situations as they truly are, enabling us to shape them according to our needs and desires?

Can we assert that the true key to emotional intelligence lies in managing those emotions, enabling you to make necessary decisions in the moment, assured that whichever choice you make will be for the best? (22:06)

It's going to be considered by a lot of people in the audience a little counterintuitive that, well, if it is making me feel bad, shouldn't I want to make it feel better? But you said you have to sit in the fire sometimes,  (24:56)


Trigger management strategy(26:09)

Kelly Resende’s Information.

Contact#::(916) 834-1721

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