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July 18, 2014 by Krissy Cabeen (@krissycabeen)

One of the books on my non-fiction reading list for the year is Emotional Intelligence 2.0 by Travis Bradberry & Jean Greaves. Some of you may remember I mentioned this in an earlier post. Emotional Intelligence 2.0 by Travis Bradberry & Jean Greaves – My husband is ‘manager’ by title, but a leader and a teacher at heart. I’ve learned a lot from what he shares about his efforts in teaching and practicing leadership with his colleagues. This book is one of his favorites. He […]

Categories: Everyday Life, Non-Fiction, Professionalism, Reading, The Little Things • Tags: Emotional Intelligence, emotional maturity, EQ, growing up, maturity, patience, professionalism, self-improvement

3 Possible Signs of Maybe Almost Kind Of Grown-Up-Ness

October 14, 2013 by Krissy Cabeen (@krissycabeen)

A coworker once told me he didn’t believe people started to grow up until they hit thirty. He said it takes a minimum of thirty years for a human brain to “fully bake.” Now, I’m a tick or two (or three) over 30 and I realize he was right. At every stage in life I thought I was grown up. 15, 18, 22, 25, I was pretty sure I already knew everything important there was to know. Then I’d hit the […]

Categories: Everyday Life, Invaluable Increments, The Little Things • Tags: creative discipline, emotional maturity, focus, grown up, instant gratification, pretending to be a grown up, self awareness

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