Jenny Woo, CEO and Founder of Mind Brain Emotion, is an emotional intelligence expert and educator. Jenny shares her journey from being a young immigrant from China to becoming a renowned leader in interpersonal skills. She discusses her diverse career path, from considering becoming a doctor or computer scientist to eventually finding her passion in training and developing people. Jenny also talks about the challenges of becoming a parent and how that led her to pursue a Harvard education and start her own business focused on making emotional intelligence accessible through educational games and products. Listen to her story and choose which action best fits your needs today!
Action Principles
Pick one to do this week:
1. Experiment. Trying new things and experiences will open the door to more opportunities. ACTION: Take a chance and do something you've been interested in but nervous to try.
2. Listen. Improve your listening skills to better understand those around you. ACTION: Take an active listening course.
3. Continued education. Expanding your knowledge is an investment in yourself. ACTION: Sign up for a LinkedIn Learning membership and schedule time to take courses that interest you.
4. Self-reflection. Understanding yourself and reflecting on your goals leads to long-term success. ACTION: Schedule a recurring time to spend time on self-reflection.
Guest Resources
Learn more from Jenny Woo on LinkedIn or by visiting MindBrainEmotion.com.
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