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E29: Recap of Interview with Amy Jacobson

In this recap episode we review our interview with Amy Jacobson in her interview from Episode 28.

We review:

• The willingness to learn
• The connection of our thoughts, emotions and behaviours
• Don’t put on a false front as people can pick up on that
• There is no such thing as a good or bad emotion
•   One of the most emotionally intelligent things you can do is to own your mistakes
• Adjusting your style in order to feel connected with the people you are wanting to influence
• The truth about communication is, it is not about me, it is about them
• How helpful it is to identify the things that trigger us
• The only thing we have control over is our thoughts, emotions and behaviours

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Niomi Hurley (Host) Bio:

Niomi spent her career working in HR Management and HSE Management roles. The one thing that was key to the success of both of these areas was people. Their behaviours, their attitudes and their motivators were understood on a deep level by Niomi. 

After completing a degree in Psychology, a degree in Human Resource Management, and Diploma level training in Leadership and Management, Quality Auditing and Work Health Safety, Niomi obtained certification in Rapid Transformational Therapy (RTT)®️ and Clinical Hypnotherapy.

Niomi's mission is to help businesses and individuals to connect better to themselves, their intuition and their individual capabilities, creating curiosity, igniting their energy and creating lasting, beneficial change.

E28: Interview with Amy Jacobson

Amy is an Published Author, Keynote Speaker and Emotional Intelligence Specialist and, in this episode, we talk about everything EI. Amy discusses the truth about communication not being about yourself but about the person you are communicating with and the importance of being able to read people to allow you to adjust your style in order to feel connected with the people you are wanting to influence.

Amy shares a heap of gold nuggets in this episode including (but definitely not limited to) the fact that there are no bad emotions, just intensity of emotion that works for or against us. When it comes to AI, Amy also explains how we can’t use a text book approach because all people are different. We need to be adaptable to different people and different situation, recognising our triggers and understanding that the only thing that we have control over is how we respond to what is going on around us. In summary my key takeaway from this interview with Amy’s point that it is about keeping it real when dealing with people.

Amy Jacobson Contact Details:

Purchase her Book – Emotional Intelligence 

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Amy Jacobson Speaker Reel 

Amy Jacobson Bio:

Amy  is an Emotional Intelligence and human behaviour specialist, delivering EI programs, keynotes & workshops across Australia and the international markets. With over 19 years’ experience of more than doubling engagement and market brand scores, both her passion and her determination to help people own it, take control and be unstoppable is unparalleled.

Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson speak with former deputy commissioner of the Baltimore PD, Jason Johnson, about policing myths circulating the community. 

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Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson speak with former deputy commissioner of the Baltimore PD, Jason Johnson, about policing myths circulating the community. 

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Dan Proft with Stephen Soukup, from The Political Forum, on his new book, "The Dictatorship of Woke Capital" and corporate bullying.

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Dan Proft with Stephen Soukup, from The Political Forum, on his new book, "The Dictatorship of Woke Capital" and corporate bullying.

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Amy Jacobson and guest host Paul Vallas talk with screenwriter Andrew Klavan about the increasing attacks on conservative opinion from the right.

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Amy Jacobson and guest host Paul Vallas talk with screenwriter Andrew Klavan about the increasing attacks on conservative opinion from the right.

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Amy Jacobson and guest host Paul Vallas talk with screenwriter Andrew Klavan about the increasing attacks on conservative opinion from the right.

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Dan and Amy talk with Noah Rothman who mentions both sides are responsible for raising the temperature in politics, which leads to political acts of violence.

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Dan and Amy talk with Noah Rothman who mentions both sides are responsible for raising the temperature in politics, which leads to political acts of violence.

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