Objectivity By Harry Petsanis and Donna McCance When you are objective, you are not influenced by personal feelings, emotions, or opinions when you consider and represent facts. Not being influenced does not mean you do not consider information; it means you are able to decipher that which is not a fact and eliminate it from consideration when relaying information and making decisions. When you are influenced by someone else, it means you are changing your opinions based on w

Friendship by Harry Petsanis and Donna McCance A friend is defined as someone we know with whom we have a bond of mutual interests and affection. People do things based on what benefits them, and when they meet someone who also likes to do the same things that benefit them, they develop a connection with each other and call each other “friends.” The problem arises when people define this connection as a “friend.” People have gotten to the point where they view any type of a

Ego By Harry Petsanis and Donna McCance The ego is defined as an individual's sense of self-esteem and self-importance. It’s how you think of yourself, which bleeds into everything you do. You can have a healthy ego, or you can have an unhealthy ego. Most people have an unhealthy ego. A person’s ego influences almost every thought and choice they make. A person with a healthy ego is open to suggestions, ideas, and different ways of doing things. A person with an unhealthy

Emotional Unintelligence (EU) By Harry Petsanis and Donna McCance Emotional intelligence is the ability to recognize, understand and control one’s own emotions. It is managing and disciplining yourself through emotional awareness, allowing logic to guide your thoughts, words, and choices even in the most extreme emotional situations. Emotional intelligence is also identifying the emotions in others and reacting logically. Emotional unintelligence (EU) is the opposite of emo