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Unlocking the benefits of emotional intelligence

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Veterinary professionals attuned to their emotions are better equipped to handle stressful situations and relate to clients and colleagues. Two sessions at the AVMA Veterinary Leadership Conference focused on the benefits of emotional intelligence.

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Reframing Stress and Emotions as Signals, Not Threats

Sales and Marketing Management

By viewing emotions as signals, you gain the power to respond instead of react. This shift can transform your experience in sales, turning each emotional signal into an opportunity for growth and improvement. The post Reframing Stress and Emotions as Signals, Not Threats appeared first on Sales & Marketing Management.

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The Link Between Word Choice and Being Emotionally Intelligent

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Emotional Intelligence Requires Being Culturally Sensitive Managers reduce toxicity in the workplace by showing their culturally sensitive side. When they’re feeling stressed, they are likely to give orders and be slower to think about change. In a manager’s mind, this type of order contributes to the job getting done.

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The Best Sales Call Questions are Powered by Outstanding Emotional Intelligence

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Whether it’s needs discovery or handling objections, emotional intelligence will inform the best sales call questions needed for B2B success. Likewise, a keen EQ will help you comprehend the buyer’s emotions and motivations. It’s defined as an “understanding of our own emotions and their effects on our performance.”

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Develop Emotional Intelligence In Sales To Stand Out From the Crowd

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Sellers who develop emotional intelligence can stand out from competitors to close more deals with buyers. And these benefits aren’t just anecdotal; research has shown the powerful effect emotional intelligence (EI) has on sales. Why develop emotional intelligence? And don’t think that emotions simply refer to one’s mood.

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How To Succeed in Sales by Reading Emotions

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Listen, Learn and React is How to Succeed in Sales Sellers apply the science of emotional intelligence (EI) to gain distinct advantages in knowing their prospects’ needs, wants and aspirations. With practice, you develop a nuanced ability to read their emotions, study viable solutions and react accordingly. Why is this important?

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Compassion as a catalyst for change

AVMA News

His presentation, “The Science of Inspiring Learning and Change,” focused on how leaders’ levels of emotional intelligence can allow them to create and nurture significant resonant relationships and help their teams be open to new ideas, be more effective, motivate others and innovate.