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One of the keys to being an emotionally intelligent human being is understanding what the people around us are feeling and experiencing.
This skill can be particularly useful when we are helping and caring for others.
When it comes to emotional intelligence there is a big difference between empathy and sympathy. Both are can be useful, but for us to be healthy we need to understand the difference between the two and when each is appropriate.
In this podcast we explore the difference between these two approaches, the consequences for using the wrong one, and how to be present in a healthy way to loved ones and clients.
I would love to hear your experience of how you have been successful and unsuccessful with this issue in your own life.
The things we want to change in our life show up most obviously in the choices we make daily. Because of this it makes the most sense to focus our tapping work on trying to transform these choices.
I think we all know what it is like to feel stuck. We know what we want to do or we know what we want to change, but for some reason we just can’t take action.
I always find my conversations with Rick Wilkes interesting. Of all of the interviews I do they tend to be the least planned because they are much more interesting conversations than they are traditional interviews.
A number of years ago Andy Hunt wrote an interesting article on his site