Course in Emotional Intelligence: Empathy & Healthy Bonds

Master emotional intelligence to manage stress, improve relationships, and make effective decisions under pressure. This practical course teaches self awareness, self regulation, and applied empathy, turning emotions into measurable results in your personal and professional life.

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Course in Emotional Intelligence: Empathy & Healthy Bonds

Do you react with anger and later deeply regret it? Is daily stress or anxiety overwhelming you? Do you feel misunderstood or that you don’t understand others? Personal and professional success depends not only on intellectual talent but on how you manage your inner world. This key ability is Emotional Intelligence. Every single day.

This course is your definitive training, practical and transformative. We begin with the foundation of all personal development: self knowledge. You’ll learn to identify what you feel and why, building stronger emotional awareness and clarity. Once you know yourself, we move to self regulation. Proven techniques help you stop reacting on autopilot.

But EI is not only inner work. The next step is understanding others. You will develop empathy, the ability to read emotions in your environment, essential for leadership and teamwork. You will master the social skills and effective communication to connect better with people.

You’ll learn to manage stress, build resilience in the face of adversity, and ignite lasting self motivation. You’ll use mindfulness tools and emotional control to make better decisions under pressure. This program is vital for conflict resolution and improving relationships. By the end, you will use your emotions to build a much more balanced, productive and successful life.

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  • 🕒 Study hours 88
  • 🎬 Videos 139
  • 📝 Test 139
  • 📈 Level to Expert Level
  • Language English and MultiLanguage
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What will you learn in this course?

  • 🧠 To develop your self-awareness and emotional awareness to identify what you feel and why.
  • 🧘 To master emotional management (self-regulation), handling stress, anxiety, and anger with mindfulness techniques.
  • 🤝 To cultivate empathy to understand others' emotions and radically improve your interpersonal relationships.
  • 🗣️ Social skills and effective communication to positively influence, resolve conflicts, and connect with others.
  • 💪 To build resilience to overcome adversity and ignite your self-motivation to achieve your goals.
  • 📈 To apply emotional leadership to make better decisions and boost your personal and professional development.

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The course syllabus includes:

👨🏻‍🏫 18 Topics
TOPIC 1: DEFINING EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE [EI]
5 Lessons00:21:26
Manage your emotions, boost self-awareness and empathy, regulate stress, and improve your relationships and leadership by practicing the five key competencies of emotional intelligence.

1.1. What is emotional intelligence (Eq)?

Recognize and manage your emotions, develop empathy, strengthen your relationships to have a positive influence and thrive in life.

04:14

1.2. The history and evolution of the concept of ie

Discover the origin and evolution of emotional intelligence, its academic definition, and how Goleman popularized it, making it essential for leadership, relationships, and well-being.

04:08

1.3. Ei as a more important skill than iq

Discover how to develop your emotional intelligence to manage emotions, improve relationships, lead with empathy, and boost success beyond IQ

04:30

1.4. The framework of the 5 pillars of emotional intelligence

You will identify and practice the five emotional intelligence competencies: self-awareness, self-management, motivation, empathy and social skills to improve your emotional balance and relationships.

04:26

1.5. The tangible benefits of developing your ie

How to develop emotional intelligence to increase self awareness, regulate emotions, think clearly, improve relationships and reduce stress to achieve greater life balance.

04:08

TOPIC 2: THE SCIENCE BEHIND EMOTIONS
7 Lessons00:33:12
You will manage emotions by identifying and shifting posture, attention and language, using a mindful pause to integrate emotion and reason, understanding the roles of the amygdala and cortex and choosing responses aligned with your values

2.1. How are emotions created? The drive to act

Identify and modify posture, attention, language and meaning to actively transform your emotions and respond better to situations.

05:11

2.2. The emotional brain: amygdala vs. Prefrontal cortex

You will learn how the amygdala and prefrontal cortex interact to generate and regulate emotions, and how to create the half second needed to respond with greater calm and better judgment.

04:53

2.3. Emotions as strategies for life

Move from reacting to creating your emotions by using a mindful pause to choose responses that support your values and goals.

04:38

2.4. The two minds: the one that feels and the one that thinks

Recognize the two internal minds, how they operate emotionally and rationally, the risks of each extreme, and practical strategies to balance feeling and thinking in your decisions.

04:46

2.5. The third mind. The emotionally intelligent mind

Tools to integrate emotion and reason, regulate reactions, use feelings as information, and make balanced decisions that give you greater control and clarity

04:38

2.6. Types of emotional people according to their management

Identify your place on the emotional awareness spectrum and learn to stop being swept along or resigned so you can consciously manage your emotions.

04:54

2.7. Stoic philosophy and its relationship with ie

Apply Stoic principles to manage emotions: identify what you can control, temper impulses, and create a mindful gap between stimulus and reaction to choose wiser responses.

04:12

TOPIC 3: THE ART OF SELF-ASSESSMENT
3 Lessons00:13:28
Identify your biases and emotional competencies: do an honest self assessment with an EQ test, score each competency, interpret ranges and map strengths and priority areas to improve.

3.1. The importance of an accurate and honest self-assessment

How to make an honest, balanced self assessment, spot self protective or self critical biases, and use that clarity to develop emotional intelligence and improve personally.

04:08

3.2. Conducting your first emotional quotient assessment

How to use an emotional quotient test to get an honest assessment of your emotional skills and identify areas for improvement step by step.

04:28

3.3. Interpreting the results of your ie assessment

Turn your EQ questionnaire responses into a clear emotional map: calculate competency-based scores, interpret ranges, and identify strengths and priority areas to work on.

04:52

TOPIC 4: DISCOVERING YOUR CENTRAL IDENTITY
5 Lessons00:22:24
Identify your values and strengths, strengthen authentic self-esteem, rewrite your life story, and practice reframing to take charge of your story with more resilience and purpose.

4.1. Exercise [who are you?]. The statements [i am]

With a practical I am completion exercise you will learn to move beyond roles and labels, identify your values and core qualities, and strengthen authentic self-esteem.

04:42

4.2. Post-exercise reflections: would you be your own friend?

You will learn how to turn your list of I am statements into a mirror that helps you see yourself with compassion, recognize your worth and begin treating yourself like your best friend.

04:22

4.3. Identifying your core values

Discover your current, recent, and lifelong values with a three-column exercise to align decisions with what truly matters and live with more purpose.

04:57

4.4. Knowing your personal narrative

Discover how to write your biography to identify milestones, separate facts from interpretations, and rewrite your personal narrative toward a more empowering version.

04:20

4.5. The power to rewrite your story starting today

Discover how to rewrite your story: reframing techniques and daily practice to move from victim to author, boosting resilience, purpose and personal choice in your life.

04:03

TOPIC 5: MINDFULNESS AND AWARENESS OF THE PRESENT
3 Lessons00:13:39
Let go of the past and restore emotional energy, train attention with mindfulness exercises, and separate emotions from thoughts so you are not identified with them and can reduce suffering.

5.1. Making peace with the past

Free your present by accepting the past: learn to let go of regrets, regain emotional energy and focus your life on the present

04:21

5.2. Practical introduction to mindfulness

Anchor your attention in the feeling of your fingers, learn to manage distractions, and strengthen focus with a practical mindfulness exercise.

04:16

5.3. Differentiating between feelings and thoughts

You will distinguish emotions from thoughts, recognize thoughts disguised as judgments or predictions, and learn to detach from them to reduce suffering and better manage your reactions.

05:02

TOPIC 6: DELVING INTO YOUR EMOTIONAL WORLD
4 Lessons00:19:35
Record and name your emotions and automatic reactions, dismantle limiting beliefs through writing, transform responses into conscious attitudes and design a practical plan to cultivate self awareness and measure your progress.

6.1. Identifying your primary emotional states

You will identify your everyday emotional patterns with a daily log and learn to notice automatic reactions so you can choose more conscious and transformative responses

04:44

6.2. Discovering your beliefs about yourself

Discover how to identify limiting beliefs using a writing exercise, turn them into empowering beliefs, and shift your emotions.

05:08

6.3. The keys to self-awareness

Discover how to identify and name emotions, recognize your impact and others' perceptions, understand your reaction patterns, and choose your attitude to increase self awareness and live with greater purpose.

05:03

6.4. Self-awareness improvement plan

You will design a practical, structured plan to cultivate self-awareness with concrete area-specific actions to practice daily or weekly and track your progress.

04:40

TOPIC 7: PRINCIPLES AND TOOLS OF SELF-MANAGEMENT
4 Lessons00:17:59
Activate a mental pause button with visualization and sound, practice anchoring in the feet, and master a three-minute breathing technique to respond calmly instead of reacting

7.1. Integrity and personal responsibility

Learn how to align values and actions with integrity and responsibility to shift from reactivity to emotional proactivity and take control of your responses.

04:23

7.2. The [pause button] technique

You will design and activate a mental pause button: visualization and sound that interrupt automatic reactions, creating space to breathe and choose how to respond calmly and effectively.

04:19

7.3. Anchoring exercise

Regain calm by learning a body grounding exercise that guides you step by step to focus attention on sensations in your feet and body to reduce anxiety and return to the present.

04:27

7.4. The 3-minute breathing space

Master a 3-minute breathing practice in three steps: notice your state, focus on your breath, and expand body awareness to reduce stress and approach the rest of your day with calm and clarity.

04:50

TOPIC 8: REDESIGNING YOUR INTERNAL PATTERNS
4 Lessons00:19:18
Turn reactions into deliberate responses with the PALM model: adjust posture, attention, language and meaning, rewrite limiting beliefs, and use reframing and practical questions to build resilience.

8.1. Creating appropriate emotional patterns

Create a trust pattern with the PALM model: adjust posture, attention, language and meaning to turn emotional reactions into deliberate responses.

04:56

8.2. The [mental gates]. Blocking the passage to negativity

Discover how gratitude and other positive emotions close neural gates to displace anger, fear and anxiety and cultivate a more resilient emotional state.

04:41

8.3. Creating appropriate beliefs.

Detect and rewrite limiting beliefs step by step, gather evidence through concrete actions, and integrate the new belief into your identity.

04:51

8.4. Cognitive reframing

Use cognitive reframing to turn negative interpretations of criticism into tools for managing emotions and asking practical questions that convert problems into opportunities for improvement.

04:50

TOPIC 9: FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE YOUR EMOTIONS
4 Lessons00:19:06
Detect how self image, exercise, diet, hydration, relationships and medication affect your emotions, listen to internal signals, regulate your state and rewrite emotional rules to improve your self care

9.1. Internal factors: self-image, fatigue, and imbalance

Identify how self image, fitness, and the pursuit of balance affect your emotions and learn to notice internal signals to regulate them and improve your emotional self care

04:42

9.2. External factors: diet, relationships, and medication

Identify how diet, hydration, relationships and medication affect your emotional state and learn to make conscious choices to self-regulate your mental well-being.

04:43

9.3. Your unconscious emotional rules

Discover how to identify the invisible emotional rules that govern your reactions and how to question them to rewrite your emotional handbook

04:54

9.4. Redesigning your rules for emotional success

How to identify and rewrite your unconscious emotional rules to foster positive emotions, reduce negative ones, and make that shift automatic through mindful practice and commitment

04:47

TOPIC 10: AVOIDING EMOTIONAL HIJACKING
3 Lessons00:14:30
You will detect amygdala hijack and its signs, initiate a mental pause, question your internal story, practice emotion regulation techniques with self compassion, and create a plan with measurable actions

10.1. Strategies to avoid being [kidnapped] by your emotions

You will recognize amygdala hijack, identify physical signs, activate a mental pause button and question the internal story to control impulses and respond more calmly.

04:50

10.2. Advanced techniques: dissociation and empathy

You will learn and practice advanced techniques to manage intense emotions: create mental distance through cognitive dissociation and apply self-compassion and empathy toward others.

04:51

10.3. Improvement plan for self-management

Turn your intent to improve self-management into a practical plan: identify key areas, define measurable actions, and use simple metrics to track your progress.

04:49

TOPIC 11: INNER STRENGTH
15 Lessons01:10:30
Design your motivation with the PALM model, build flexible resilience, define purpose and concrete goals, and use practical techniques to overcome blocks, manage stress, and learn from failure.

11.1. What is motivation? The emotion of movement

Design and activate your own motivation step by step with the PALM model: posture, attention, language and meaning to build momentum and act without waiting for inspiration.

04:31

11.2. What is resilience? The art of constant persistence

How to develop flexible resilience: accept failure, maintain strategic persistence, and adapt your approach to recover and move forward with purpose

04:26

11.3. Living a life with purpose

Discover how to identify your personal purpose with practical questions to turn it into a source of motivation and resilience in your daily life.

04:33

11.4. Cultivating realistic optimism

Identify naive optimism versus realistic optimism and use the question what do I need to learn from this situation and how can I use it to grow to turn failures into learning and resilience

04:40

11.5. Setting your sights. Setting goals that inspire.

Create motivating goals: clear and specific, emotionally connected through visualization, that excite you and break down into concrete steps to turn intention into action.

04:38

11.6. Identifying and preparing for challenges

Prepare your mind for challenges by identifying 3 to 5 internal and external obstacles and creating contingency plans to reduce panic and strengthen your resilience and confidence.

05:34

11.7. Managing stress and overwhelm

Discover why stress and overwhelm arise from looking to the future and learn mindfulness and small steps to come back to the present, act calmly, and restore productivity.

04:26

11.8. The 7-second solution

Use the 7-second technique: a short countdown and an immediate commitment to break paralysis, create urgency, and move into action when you get stuck.

04:19

11.9. 5 questions to overcome lack of motivation

Use five guided questions to reconnect with your purpose, identify true blockages, recover the emotion that drives your goals, and gain practical clarity to take the next step.

04:20

11.10. Learning to solve problems at the root

Use the 5 Whys technique to identify the root cause of recurring problems and design solutions that remove the source, not just the symptoms.

04:40

11.11. The marshmallow theory and delayed gratification

How to recognize and train the ability to delay gratification to boost self-control, health, academic performance and career success based on the marshmallow experiment.

04:38

11.12. Carol dweck's growth mindset

Identify the fixed mindset and the growth mindset, and learn to transform beliefs, use effort as a tool, face challenges, and leverage feedback to grow.

04:51

11.13. Stress as an empowering factor

You will transform your view of stress to see it as an ally, learn its biological basis, and use mental strategies that turn activation into improved performance and faster recovery.

04:28

11.14. How your mindset about stress affects your motivation

How to shift your mindset about stress so you harness it as energy to boost performance and problem solving instead of causing avoidance.

04:45

11.15. Improvement plan for motivation and resilience

You will identify your true level of motivation and resilience, uncover internal blocks, create concrete actions, and commit to taking the first step today.

05:41

TOPIC 12: THE BRIDGE TO OTHERS
15 Lessons01:10:28
You will distinguish sympathy from empathy, turn understanding into active compassion and self compassion, read nonverbal cues, identify dominant emotional needs, and turn empathy into concrete acts.

12.1. Empathy and compassion: definitions and differences

You will learn to distinguish sympathy from empathy, turn empathy into active compassion, and cultivate self-compassion to sustain authentic relationships and your emotional well-being.

04:48

12.2. The three types of empathy

You will identify and use the three forms of empathy: cognitive, emotional and compassionate, to understand, connect and act effectively in each situation.

05:20

12.3. Cognitive vs. Emotional empathy in practice

You will distinguish cognitive and emotional empathy, recognize their risks, and learn to combine understanding with emotional validation to communicate with greater connection and avoid emotional burnout.

04:58

12.4. The 6 human emotional needs (Part 1)

Identify how the first four emotional needs: security, variety, significance, love and connection explain behaviors and allow you to develop deeper, more precise empathy

04:38

12.5. The 6 human emotional needs (Part 2)

Discover why spiritual needs, growth, and contribution elevate life beyond the ego and how to cultivate them to find fulfillment and meaning.

04:07

12.6. Discovering your dominant emotional needs

Discover, using a paired comparison exercise, your two dominant emotional needs and how to use them to make conscious decisions.

04:54

12.7. Unconditional positive consideration

How to practice unconditional positive regard to accept without judging, build psychological safety, and strengthen trust in relationships, leadership and support.

04:13

12.8. Looking for opportunities to support and contribute

How to practice active empathy with a seven-day challenge of five selfless acts to help others and strengthen your connection and inner wellbeing

04:16

12.9. The power of being 100% present

Train mindfulness: how to maintain full presence, read tone and body language, and practice the Presence Game to extend connection and spot distractions.

04:32

12.10. The acronym empathy for reading others

Master the acronym EMPATHY and learn to read eye contact, microexpressions, posture, affect, tone of voice, active listening and to respond with empathy.

05:28

12.11. Activities to increase empathy (Part 1)

Concrete practices to strengthen empathy: share passions, shift perspective, create a safe environment, offer help and track the impact of your words and actions.

05:16

12.12. Activities to increase empathy (Part 2)

You will improve your empathy by practicing curiosity, asking for and receiving feedback, observing nonverbal cues, and reading biographies to understand different perspectives.

04:53

12.13. Activities to increase empathy (Part 3)

Move from understanding to action: how to commit to a cause, keep your promises, and express concrete gratitude to turn empathy into action and build trust.

04:54

12.14. The roots of compassion according to the dalai lama

You will cultivate a calm mind, identify and overcome biases to recognize shared humanity and let compassion arise naturally.

04:06

12.15. Empathy improvement plan.

Assess your empathy, pick 2 or 3 practical exercises, set connection commitments, and keep a journal to track and strengthen your ability to understand others.

04:05

TOPIC 13: COMMUNICATION AS A FOUNDATION
9 Lessons00:38:24
Master active listening, adapt your language and nonverbal cues, manage emotions and boundaries, and learn to resolve conflicts and form authentic connections with empathy and clarity.

13.1. Improving verbal communication: listening to understand

Master active listening: tell hearing from listening, avoid canned replies, use mental repetition to stay focused, paraphrase and ask open questions to better understand and connect with others.

04:02 🔒

13.2. Understanding communication channels (Vak)

Discover how to identify if someone is visual, auditory, or kinesthetic and adapt your language to connect better and build rapport

04:10 🔒

13.3. Improving nonverbal communication. Body rapport

Detect and respond to nonverbal cues: posture, gestures, gaze and microexpressions, learn to mirror and adjust distance to build connection and empathy.

04:49 🔒

13.4. Conflict management: the 3-position model

Master how to alternate between your point of view, the other's and the observer's to resolve conflicts with greater empathy and objectivity

04:17 🔒

13.5. The concept of [emotional bubbles]

Identify your emotional bubble, validate others', and create empathetic invitations so they choose to move out of negative states.

04:08 🔒

13.6. The power of trusting someone

You will build trust and a deep connection by learning to open up emotionally, show vulnerability, and foster reciprocity to create authentic, lasting relationships.

04:18 🔒

13.7. Activities to improve your relationships (Part 1)

Turn theory into relational practice by communicating with emotion and meaning, showing genuine interest, and adding others' perspectives to reach more collaborative decisions.

04:01 🔒

13.8. Activities to improve your relationships (Part 2)

Manage your reactions in relationships: learn to pause, choose empathy or distance, set boundaries, and disconnect when needed to protect your emotional energy and strengthen your bonds.

04:00 🔒

13.9. Activities to improve your relationships (Part 3)

Expand your network by connecting with different people, practicing genuine curiosity, smiling more, and sharing your story to create more authentic connections.

04:39 🔒

TOPIC 14: DEEPENING RELATIONSHIPS
11 Lessons00:43:13
Identify the stage of each relationship and learn to resolve conflicts, tell real friends apart, cultivate emotional autonomy, manage emotions, and improve communication with practical steps for healthy relationships.

14.1. The process of a relationship: from attraction to intimacy

Discover the six stages of every relationship and how to recognize which stage you are in to resolve conflicts, strengthen the bond, and achieve authentic intimacy.

03:45 🔒

14.2. Quality over quantity in relationships

How to tell true friends from followers and prioritize deep relationships to invest your time and energy in bonds that truly matter.

03:46 🔒

14.3. Avoiding dependency and codependency

You will identify the difference between dependence and codependence and learn to cultivate emotional autonomy to build healthy interdependent relationships.

03:53 🔒

14.4. The tree metaphor: growing through adversity

Turn adversity into momentum for growth: understand the tree metaphor, choose your emotional response and build resilience, maturity and skills to learn from life's blows.

03:51 🔒

14.5. What do you look for in a relationship? Key qualities

You will identify the lasting qualities that sustain strong relationships, learn to recognize authenticity, humility, loyalty and honesty, and stop valuing only superficial traits.

03:57 🔒

14.6. Self-knowledge as the basis of healthy relationships

How to recognize your emotional patterns in conflict and use a practical exercise to pause and choose more constructive responses.

04:00 🔒

14.7. Accepting imperfection in yourself and others

Accept your imperfections to develop empathy, show grace, and build more authentic, judgment free relationships.

03:49 🔒

14.8. Self-control as a pillar of relational maturity

Master self control: manage emotions and expectations, pause before reacting, and lead by example to strengthen your relationships.

04:08 🔒

14.9. The 4 quadrants of behavior in a relationship

You will recognize the four relational dynamics: selfishness, sacrifice, destructiveness and collaboration, and learn to transform harmful patterns into an assertive, WinWin stance

04:46 🔒

14.10. Reinterpreting rejection

Reinterpret rejection as a neutral event, avoid self-criticism, explore external causes, ask for constructive feedback and use it to redirect your energy toward growth opportunities.

03:53 🔒

14.11. Improvement plan for social skills

Assess your ability to connect, pinpoint concrete communication areas, define practical steps to improve, and commit to deliberate practice until those skills are fully integrated.

03:25 🔒

TOPIC 15: SOCIAL AND MORAL EMOTIONS
14 Lessons00:56:58
Manage social and personal emotions: transform pride into confidence, handle envy and jealousy, turn resentment into alertness, build mature love, integrate emotion and reason, and practice gratitude and self control

15.1. Pride: the double-edged sword

Turn pride into healthy confidence: acknowledge achievements, avoid arrogance, and balance pride with humility to keep learning and maintain healthy relationships.

03:50 🔒

15.2. The phenomenon of collective pride

Why and how we feel collective pride, its evolutionary basis, the identification mechanism, and how to manage it to enjoy belonging without falling into hostility.

03:51 🔒

15.3. Envy. The poison of the soul

How to recognize and transform envy: distinguish it from admiration, reduce it with gratitude and focus on your own path amid social media

04:04 🔒

15.4. Jealousy. The fear of loss

Distinguish envy and jealousy, uncover their roots, evaluate if they are rational, and learn to manage them with self-esteem and open communication.

03:57 🔒

15.5. Resentment and the sense of justice

You will distinguish resentment and contempt, understand Nietzsche's transvaluation of values, and how to turn resentment into an alert against injustices without falling into disproportionate revenge

04:20 🔒

15.6. Love: a philosophical vision

You will identify the Greek forms of love, distinguish infatuation from lasting love, and learn to see love as an active, creative commitment chosen and built day by day.

04:08 🔒

15.7. Ethics and emotion: an inseparable connection

How emotion and reason integrate to guide moral decisions according to Hume and neuroscience, and how to develop emotional integrity to live ethically.

03:58 🔒

15.8. The rationality of emotions

Learn how to assess if an emotion is appropriate, proportional and grounded in reality so it helps you grow, strengthen relationships and make wiser decisions.

03:47 🔒

15.9. The emotional experience. Beyond feeling

You will distinguish feeling and emotion, understand how emotions act as judgments and commitments that shape action, and learn strategies to intervene in their reinforcement cycle.

03:56 🔒

15.10. Enthusiasm and its dangers

Learn to harness enthusiasm without getting blinded: balance it with realism, evaluate risks, wait before deciding, ask for critical feedback, and break goals into manageable steps.

03:40 🔒

15.11. Anxiety, panic and anger

You will recognize when anxiety, panic, or anger are disproportionate reactions and learn practical techniques to reduce their intensity and regain emotional control.

03:27 🔒

15.12. Disappointment and frustration

You will see how disappointment and frustration stem from unrealistic expectations and learn to adjust goals and strategies to turn setbacks into motivation and growth.

03:34 🔒

15.13. Gratitude as an emotional state

Turn gratitude into a daily practice: learn how to keep a gratitude journal, shift attention to the positive, reduce anxiety, and strengthen relationships.

03:46 🔒

15.14. Guilt vs. Shame.

You will distinguish guilt from shame, learn to transform shame into reparative guilt, and adopt a mindset of sufficiency to reduce envy and improve your well-being.

06:40 🔒

TOPIC 16: THE POWER OF YOUR MINDSET
15 Lessons00:57:32
Build a mindset that identifies and changes beliefs and nocebos, reframes stress, improves health and performance, and learns to spot biases and echo chambers to make wiser decisions.

16.1. What is a [mindset]?

Discover what a mindset is, how it shapes your expectations and stress responses, and how to identify and change beliefs to achieve greater success and well-being.

03:31 🔒

16.2. The placebo effect in daily life

Discover how belief triggers biological processes that ease symptoms and how pairing a positive mindset with action can improve health and everyday outcomes

03:48 🔒

16.3. The nocebo effect: the dark side of mentality

Learn what the nocebo effect is, how negative expectations harm the body and performance, and strategies to identify and neutralize them.

03:38 🔒

16.4. Case study: the nocebo effect of stress

Reframe stress to improve performance, health and resilience, and understand why the belief that stress is harmful acts as a nocebo

04:04 🔒

16.5. How people around you give you [nocebos]

How to recognize and protect your ideas from the social nocebo effect, spot people who drain your enthusiasm, and choose those who offer constructive support.

05:20 🔒

16.6. Case study. Mind over smoothies

Discover how believing a food is high or low in calories changes your hunger hormones and feelings of fullness even when the calories are the same

03:32 🔒

16.7. Case study: the exercise placebo

You will see how recognizing physical labor as exercise can lower weight, blood pressure, and body fat thanks to a mindset that acts like a placebo.

03:42 🔒

16.8. Case study: the nocebo of bad dreams

You will see how believing you slept badly reduces attention and processing speed and you will learn mental strategies to reduce that nocebo effect.

03:39 🔒

16.9. Creating positive self-perpetuating mindsets

Build a mindset that turns failures into learning and envy into inspiration, and learn to nourish that virtuous cycle with actions that produce better results.

03:39 🔒

16.10. The problem with benchmark-based objectives

Discover why high benchmarks can demotivate and how to use progressive goals and celebrate effort to sustain motivation and improve outcomes.

03:49 🔒

16.11. The slippery slope fallacy

Identify the slippery slope fallacy, break the chain of catastrophic thoughts, and use practical steps to reduce anxiety and make decisions grounded in evidence.

03:55 🔒

16.12. The trap of superficial [positive thinking]

Distinguish illusory positive thinking from realistic optimism and learn to accept difficult emotions to face them more effectively

03:43 🔒

16.13. The danger of avoiding negative arguments

How to confront uncomfortable ideas, avoid biases, and strengthen your judgment to make wiser, less easily manipulated decisions

03:35 🔒

16.14. The power of slogans and affirmations

How repetition turns ideas into perceived truths and how to use it or guard against it in marketing, politics and in your own statements to reprogram beliefs

03:40 🔒

16.15. The deception of surrounding yourself with similar people

You will identify confirmation bias and echo chambers on social media, how they distort reality, and strategies to seek diverse perspectives and engage in dialogue without polarizing.

03:57 🔒

TOPIC 17: TOOLS OF LOGICAL THINKING
15 Lessons00:59:31
Master deductive and inductive reasoning, detect biases and fallacies, evaluate evidence and authority, apply the Socratic method, distinguish correlation from causation, and improve memory and decision making with practical techniques.

17.1. Deductive vs. Inductive reasoning

How to distinguish and use deductive and inductive reasoning, their advantages and limits, and avoid biases to think more rigorously.

03:59 🔒

17.2. The ampliative argument: reasoning in uncertainty

How to distinguish plausible conclusions from certainties and assess the inductive strength of arguments based on evidence quality and degree of uncertainty

04:03 🔒

17.3. The socratic method for the search for truth

Learn to use the Socratic method to question ideas, expose contradictions, admit ignorance, and sharpen critical thinking through questions and dialogue.

03:50 🔒

17.4. Appreciating opposing ideas

How to turn dissent into opportunity: listen without defending, spot biases, assess opposing arguments, and synthesize positions to strengthen and enrich your critical thinking.

03:49 🔒

17.5. The fallacy of anecdotal evidence

Learn to distinguish striking stories from reliable evidence, avoid the anecdotal fallacy, and seek representative statistical data before generalizing

03:30 🔒

17.6. Statistics vs. Case studies

You will learn how to combine case studies and statistics, recognize their strengths and limitations, and use critical thinking to assess the representativeness and reliability of data and narratives.

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17.7. The fallacy of blind authority

How to distinguish legitimate trust in experts from the appeal to authority fallacy and apply respectful skepticism to evaluate evidence and preserve your own judgment.

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17.8. Correlation does not imply causation

Distinguish correlation from causation, identify confounding variables, and recognize when experiments are needed to test cause and effect.

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17.9. The [red herring] fallacy

You will identify the red herring fallacy, spot when irrelevant topics are used to divert you, and learn assertive phrases to redirect the conversation and keep focus on the original argument.

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17.10. The straw man fallacy

You will detect and neutralize the straw man fallacy: how to identify a distorted version of someone else's argument and respond by reaffirming what was actually said.

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17.11. The ad hominem fallacy

Identify the ad hominem fallacy, recognize its variants, and apply critical thinking to evaluate arguments without being misled by personal attacks.

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17.12. The trap of political correctness

How to tell useful political correctness from censorious misuse and avoid self-censorship while protecting respectful debate without curbing freedom of expression

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17.13. The confusion of [in-group] vs. [out-group]

Discover why our brain favors the ingroup, how multiple identities complicate that loyalty, and how to spot when politicians and advertisers manipulate that sense of belonging.

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17.14. Decision-making and its biological biases

Recognize how sleep, stress, emotions and dopamine distort your decisions and learn to wait or intervene to decide more clearly.

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17.15. The problem of learning retention

Discover why we forget so quickly and how to use spaced repetition, active recall, sleep, and varied formats to retain and consolidate what you learned for the long term.

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TOPIC 18: INTEGRATION AND CONTINUOUS GROWTH
4 Lessons00:11:54
Create a seven-step plan to transform habits and environment, use philosophy as mental training to question, reason, and make better decisions, and embody values that attract genuine relationships and mentorship

18.1. The 7 steps to a radical change in your life

Design and implement a seven-step transformation plan to change habits, clear your surroundings, take action, evaluate yourself, and build lasting contribution and mentorship.

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18.2. The path of self-development. The philosophy of learning

Use philosophy as mental training: ask key questions, challenge assumptions, build sound arguments, and create a mind map to learn with curiosity and make better decisions.

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18.3. The list of qualities of the people you want in your life

You will clearly define the qualities you seek in friends, a partner, and colleagues, evaluate whether you possess them, and learn to embody those values to attract authentic, consistent relationships.

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📥 19.1. Download syllabus in pdf

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Emotional Intelligence Course Details

Course Information: Initiation to Applied Emotional Intelligence

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Frequently asked questions about Emotional Intelligence

What is emotional intelligence?

Emotional intelligence is the ability to recognize, understand, and manage our own emotions, as well as those of others. This concept was popularized by psychologist Daniel Goleman and is based on five key components: emotional self awareness, self regulation, motivation, empathy, and social skills.

How can I improve my emotional intelligence?

Improving emotional intelligence requires practice and self awareness. Some effective strategies include practicing mindfulness [mindfulness], daily reflection, asking for and accepting feedback, developing empathy, and managing stress through techniques such as deep breathing or meditation.

Why is emotional intelligence important at work?

Emotional intelligence is crucial in the workplace because it improves communication, encourages teamwork, increases productivity, develops leadership, and enhances decision making. Cultivating these skills can be a differentiating factor in professional success.

Are negative emotions harmful?

Not necessarily. Emotions like sadness or anger have adaptive functions: sadness allows us to process losses and reflect on our experiences, while anger can motivate us to defend our rights or change unjust situations. The key is how we manage these emotions.

What role does empathy play in emotional intelligence?

Empathy is fundamental to emotional intelligence. It allows us to understand others' emotions, respond appropriately, strengthen relationships, and improve communication. Practicing empathy improves our interactions and contributes to a more harmonious environment, both personally and professionally.

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