053: Emotional IQ and Intelligence with Dr. Megan Cannon

Scott Mulvaney — Mon, 27 Feb 2017 17:00:00 +0000

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We fill our time to try and be as productive as possible and we fill the rest with distractions. Minutes that could be used to take a moment and reflect, we pick up our devices and distract ourselves from growing instead. By taking the time to reflect we become more self-aware and we increase our Emotional IQ. Helping us work on our Emotional IQ in this episode is a return attendance of Mind of the Athlete’s, Dr. Megan Cannon Ph.D.

On This Episode You Will Hear:

[spp-timestamp time=”01:20″] WOD (Work Out of the Day) and Learn with Mind of the Athlete at SYR CrossFit.
[spp-timestamp time=”02:29″] On March 27th, Mind of the Athlete will be giving a talk on how to be more successful and making gains to process and progress towards our goals in 2017.
[spp-timestamp time=”05:38″] Using Zoom.us for the Podcast, unplugging and being mindful of your emotions.
[spp-timestamp time=”14:32″] “The people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones that do” – Steve Jobs. Emotional Intelligence and Emotional IQ refers to your ability to navigate and have awareness of emotions that you’re experiencing throughout your day. As well as through certain situations and also having the ability to recognize this in other people too.
[spp-timestamp time=”18:18″] With Emotional IQ you have to keep putting in the reps. It’s something that has to keep being worked on.
[spp-timestamp time=”21:39″] Taking a 30-second interval to just take a deep breath and think. Using apps in a positive way. Getting started with meditation and the myths behind it.
[spp-timestamp time=”25:27″] Mediation is different for everyone, the biggest problem is everyone is listening to what everyone else is doing. Just start finding a way to start working it into your life. Just like health, nutrition, and business. We are all different. It’s OK if you’re not perfect at it the first time. The most important thing is to just start.
[spp-timestamp time=”28:41″] Taking the time to reflect. Our smart devices can be used in a positive way but on the flip side they can be a distraction and make face to face interaction awkward.
[spp-timestamp time=”32:42″] “Be Here Now” Are you here in the moment, are you even in the conversation.
[spp-timestamp time=”37:48″] Better performance, clearer mind.
[spp-timestamp time=”41:28″] Final Words

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Watch on YouTube

https://youtu.be/l-bdJkViunc?si=dG7cQ0r6buzFCwFn

Links and Resources

Other Mind of the Athlete Episodes

Episode 50: Healthy 50th Podcast Mind of the Athlete
Episode 42: Goals for 2017 & return of Dr Megan Cannon PHD
Episode 38: Nutrition Balance with Erin Sparrold
Episode 32: Dr. Jarrod Spencer Sports Psychologist Mind of the Athlete
Episode 30: Balance Sleep Emotional Health
Episode 21: Understanding our Mindset with Mind of the Athlete

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Final Words

Baby steps, you have to start somewhere. The first step to developing a stronger Emotional IQ is to give yourself time to reflect. Whether it is using an app like Mood Track Diary, a journal or making a reminder on your calendar to just check in on yourself, once or twice a day to write down what you are feeling right now. Give yourself a moment to take a deep breath.

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