New York Times best-selling author J. P. Pawliw-Fry and fellow podcast host is our guest today. J. P. is an expert on neuroscience and emotional intelligence, which is now a foundational skill to be successful in the 21st century.
Working with Olympic and professional athletes (NFL and NBA) to Fortune 500 clients, he and his team teach how to embrace and learn these skills at scale. Included in our interview is the importance of mindfulness, learning how to be quiet and still, and getting over our fears.
Otherwise, life is just about the noise, and rarely, if ever, do people make wise decisions under these conditions.
To get his book, Performance Under Pressure, or learn more about his organization, Institute for Health & Human Potential, go to www.ihhp.com. His podcast is called “The Last 8%.”
During this show, we discuss the number-one skill required for leading others and ensuring their high performance—emotional intelligence. This has two elements: 1) knowing self and others, and 2) being in control of self (self-management). With that, we want to suggest you complete CRG’s top-rated assessment by participants, the Personal Style Indicator https://www.crgleader.com/assessments/personal-style-indicator.html
And if you really want to take yourself to the next level, from self-awareness to self-mastery, we have launched a new eCourse built around the powerful content in the Personal Style Indicator and our book, Why Aren’t You More Like Me? We teach you how to instantly read others and adjust your approach to build positive relationships, as well as how to be in control of yourself.
To register and find out more about this life-transforming course, go to https://courses.crgleader.com/.
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Until next time,
Keep Living On Purpose!
Dr. Ken Keis
