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    Network better: How we process information and make decisions

    en-gbApril 30, 2019
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    About this Episode

    Season 2, episode 4 /
    People process information in four ways—thinking, feeling, knowing, sensing.  It’s directly relevant to how we decide to network and, of course, is widely applicable in business and in life. 

    One point to aim for is that we should trust our intuition (‘knowing’ in this model). 

    00:00  Think/feel/know/sense model
    03:13  Thinking
    04:11  Feeling
    04:35  Knowing (intuition)
    05:13  Sensing
    06:08  Example of going to a restaurant
    09:32  How to apply this model in business?—story of the father and three children
    12:00  Giving a presentation
    13:29  Are you at risk of being someone you’re not by seeking to modify your communication with others?
    15:50  Trust your intuition (knowing)

    Duration 17:59

    jeremy@emotionalintelligenceatwork.com
    www.networkbetter.org

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