Harvey Deutschendorf

Harvey Deutschendorf is an emotional intelligence expert, author and speaker. To take the EI Quiz go to theotherkindofsmart.com. His book The Other Kind Of Smart, Simple Ways to Boost Your Emotional Intelligence for Greater Personal Effectiveness and Success has been translated into four languages. You can follow him on Twitter @theeiguy.

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7 ways to become more likable and memorable

Whether you’re looking to stand out during the job application process, or make a new friend at work, these tips can help you make a good impression.

7 ways emotional intelligence can help us manage negative emotions

Successful people find ways to not only cope with negative emotions, but to use the lessons they’ve gained to move ahead.

5 simple ways to boost your emotional intelligence every day

There are easy things you can do daily to improve your ability to manage your emotions, and those of people around you.

5 ways talking to strangers can boost your emotional intelligence

All personal growth happens when we challenge ourselves and move outside of our comfort zone.

7 ways to manage remote workers with emotional intelligence

Physical distance also creates psychological distance, making it more difficult to connect on an emotional level.

5 reasons we need emotionally intelligent leaders in times of crisis

The most effective leaders control their fear and their impulse to avoid any responsibility and cast blame. Sound familiar?

5 ways to stay emotionally healthy while self-isolating

Being cooped up with your loved ones during the coronavirus crisis creates a whole new set of stressors. Here’s how to get through it.

5 ways emotional intelligence can help us through the coronavirus crisis

While the COVID-19 pandemic threat is real, allowing our emotions to run amok will make the situation even worse.

7 self-care habits you should develop at work

You might already work out, eat healthy, and go to therapy. But what are you doing about your well-being at work?

How to find an emotionally intelligent mentor

Keep an eye out for these five traits, which tend to signal someone will be a good fit.

New research suggests this is the best way to teach emotional intelligence

Lots of companies want to teach EI to their employees. But determining an effective method is critical

7 ways emotionally intelligent people handle workplace pressure

Stress is inevitable, but these abilities can set you apart when it comes to dealing with interpersonal conflict.

What you should do when you feel unappreciated at work

Take initiative and look for ways to turn things around. Here’s where to start.

Do these 5 things your first week at a new job to make a good impression

The first week at a new job is stressful. Here’s how to make a good impression and learn enough to hit the ground running.

7 ways to gauge emotional intelligence through body language

Be more aware of the messages you are inadvertently conveying, or suss out what others are revealing about themselves by clueing in to these body language signals.

7 ways to use emotional intelligence to beat procrastination

When all else fails, try reframing the way you view your goals to stop your procrastination habit.

5 reasons your organization needs a strong “why”

It’s important to have a compass in a rapidly changing and volatile business landscape.

5 ways your company will be better if you give to charity

Getting your employees involved in giving to a charitable cause can not only do good for your community, it can help strengthen your workplace.

5 reasons empathy is the most important leadership skill

If you want a happier, more productive staff, you might need to be more empathic.

7 Ways to raise your kids to be good at their future jobs (no matter what they do)

It has nothing to do with AI or coding camp, and everything to do with a love of learning and emotional intelligence.

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Wayfarer Studios, the company behind Disney Plus’s ‘Clouds,’ makes social justice the star

This old but innovative form of real estate deal could help heal segregated cities

Forget U or V or W: We may be headed toward a K-shaped recovery

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How to watch the US Open Women’s and Men’s singles finals on ESPN live without cable

‘New York Times’ writer Paul Krugman’s bad 9/11 tweets have united the country—against him

Extra $300 unemployment update brings bad news from FEMA about the end of benefits

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The business model that could save fashion—and why it isn’t everywhere

This hoodie is made from pomegranate peels and completely biodegrades

Devo’s Mark Mothersbaugh survived COVID-19. Now he wants to save the USPS

Work Life

7 simple ways to make meetings better (or not have them at all)

The secrets to maintaining employee morale through the pandemic

5 secrets to get you past the résumé-reading robots