Emotional intelligence is the meta-skill underneath every human skill. Most leaders overrate their own, and the cost of low-EQ management is landing on managers now.
The good news: the best predictor of a great people leader is learnable.
Every participant brings their EQ-i 2.0 report. The program turns that score into daily leadership practice their team can see.
The business case, the EQ-i map, then self-awareness, self-regulation and presence. The inner work that makes the outer work possible.
Every module reads the same way in the guide: an objective, talking points tied to slides, a timed activity and a leader note. Pick a module to see it.
Empathy is the mindset. These are the methods. Every manager designs and rehearses each one in the room. Pick a practice.
Reinstate or redesign one-to-ones, on the seven-point agenda.
SBI feedback as a weekly habit: one recognition and one developmental note.
Introduce psychological safety and schedule the three norms conversations.
Each fires at a different moment. Hand them out as a pack at the close, or email them on a schedule.
Eight files read from a single document theme. Set your colors, fonts and logo once and the deck, workbook, worksheets and feedback form all follow.
Your colors, fonts and logo across all eight themed files, step by step.
EQ is a skill, not a trait. It can be upgraded at any point in life.
By the end of the two days, participants can:
Make the business case for emotional intelligence as a top five workplace skill, with current data.
Read their EQ-i 2.0 results across the five composites, and choose where to grow.
Name their own triggers, and apply a repeatable method to self-regulate under pressure.
Manage presence and expression, so what they intend is what their team experiences.
Practice empathy and active listening, attuned to others without being consumed.
Run one-to-ones, give SBI feedback, and build psychological safety through team norms.
Lead human-centered teams through AI-driven change, with a 30, 60, 90 day plan.
Anyone with direct reports, from first-time managers to experienced leaders.
Round tables of five or six, mixed by function and tenure.
The people who develop managers and design leadership programs.
Whoever buys the kit can run it, with any of their own facilitators, as often as they like.
Run it as often as you like, with no cap on sessions or participants.
Charge your own clients and keep all of it. C3 takes no share.
Put your brand on the deck, workbook, worksheets and feedback form. Nothing has to credit C3.
Two days or the one-day version, shaped to your audience.
Any quantity, for the people attending your session.
You may not resell, redistribute or pass on the kit files themselves.
No. EQ-i 2.0 is a registered trademark of Multi-Health Systems, and the assessment is purchased and administered separately by a certified practitioner. Participants need their own results to take part.
No. It is a development experience built on results participants already have. A deep dive on one profile is a separate one-to-one.
Yes. The guide maps a one-day version in seven modules, and tells you which worksheets to send afterwards so feedback and team norms still reach people.
Yes. The deck, workbook, five worksheets and feedback form all read from one theme, so you set your colors, fonts and logo once and they carry across the deck, workbook, worksheets and feedback form. Theme editing needs the desktop versions of PowerPoint and Word.
Yes. The room and platform setup checklist and the tech check email cover in person, virtual and hybrid delivery.
Yes. Whoever buys the kit, a coach, a firm or an organization, can have it run by any of their facilitators, employees or contractors. Just keep the files inside your practice or organization.
No. Deliver the workshop as your own, but do not resell, redistribute or pass on the files. Handing a printed workbook to someone in your session is delivery, not redistribution.
Instant access to a member portal after purchase, where every file is ready to download.
Two days, 14 files, and a room that leaves with three practices their teams can see.

Leadership development and executive coaching. Based in Atlanta, working globally in virtual, in-person and hybrid formats.