This week I had the incredible opportunity to sit down with Noble Gibbens: the founder of EQ Boss, an Emotional Intelligence (EI) executive coach, devoted dad, loving husband, and all-around great guy.
Together, we delved into what it means to be an emotionally intelligent father and husband, and Noble shared heartfelt stories and transformative insights for both mums and dads.
Noble, having lived many years as an "emotionally unintelligent" dad and West Point grad, opened up about an earth-shattering moment with his wife that set him on his emotional intelligence journey.
He shared how he compassionately handles his daughter's emotions while maintaining boundaries, offering invaluable advice for all parents. One of the thought-provoking quotes he left me with was, "What you DO speaks so loudly I can’t hear what you SAY".
Plus, Noble introduced a powerful EI exercise for parents, perfect for getting started on shifting your family culture right away.
Ready to elevate your parenting game? Tune in now and transform your family's emotional landscape.
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