Supporting entrepreneurs – helping them build a strong emotional foundation.

Workshops, Talks, A Course, Retreats, One on One, Private and Professional sectors and will be tailor made for the specific audience, online and in person.

Businesses are created and run by human beings. The goal of all business is to sustain and increase profits as well as being able to serve individual needs and goals. The entrepreneur drives their business with their personality, education, character, intelligence, and work ethic amongst other factors. Some individuals focus on rules, systems, knowledge, and information (static), with aspects such as trust, integrity, cooperation, and honesty(dynamic) not being addressed. The entrepreneur’s ability to develop self-awareness, the capacity to emotionally self-regulate, to evolve and mature and become their own best leader by knowing themselves well, is vital.

The way we manage ourselves, the way we respond to situations and the way we interact and work with others, is representative of our overall intelligence. It is emotional intelligence more than the other types of intelligence which tends to predict how well we do in life. Emotional intelligence (E.Q) can be learned and integrated along with physical (P.Q) intellectual (I.Q) and spiritual intelligence (S.Q). This deliberate growth develops self-awareness, the key to permanent and sustainable growth, maturity, change and ultimate success.

Key education includes:

  • Self-knowledge develops self-awareness.
  • Understanding the value and purpose of being adaptable.
  • Identifying areas of lack, overcoming them, and adding to behavioural skills.
  • The purpose of accountability, self-reliance, critical thought.
  • Self-motivation, self-leadership, and self-parenting
  • Empathy and interpersonal sensitivity.
  • Self-worth, self-esteem, and self-confidence.
  • Understanding the role of ego and related fear.
  • Insight into P.Q – physical quotient.
  • Insight into I.Q – intellectual quotient.
  • Insight into S.Q – spiritual quotient.
  • Insight into E.Q – emotional quotient.
  • Creating a personal transformation strategy.
  • Identifying tools and skills required to fulfill this plan.

It is not about how smart we are or how much training and expertise that we have, but how well we handle ourselves and each other. Information isn’t knowledge, because the best source of knowledge is experience, and experience is needed to gain wisdom. As an entrepreneur, investing in the development of self-awareness will profoundly affect your business.

All content is developed, written, and facilitated by Barbara Scogings, owner of Barbara Scogings – Inspiring Self- Awareness.