Lana is a lawyer, speaker, coach, and facilitator. She has over 15 years of experience teaching individuals and groups about equity, communication, and emotional intelligence.
Her experience in law, psychology, equity, and the arts gives her a unique approach to the services she provides.
She's worked with individuals, universities, law firms, and professional organizations alike tackling difficult concepts in a simple and generous way. Her goal is to inspire a kinder, more empowering justice system through connection, collaboration, and compassion.
Lana shared amazing knowledge and insight into the world of emotional intelligence, not just for legal professionals, but for everyone. We discussed self-evaluating when you're triggered, compassion for ourselves and others, and searching for ways to do things differently.
What We Also Talked About:
- Wanting to change the world and effect change
- Searching for a way to do things differently
- Emotional Intelligence in the legal field and leadership positions
- Bedside manner old school v new school doctors
- Social cues
- Filtering what you hear because of your beliefs
- IQ vs. EQ
- Self-evaluating when you're triggered
- When it's easy to blame other people
- Are you addicted to complaining?
- Your identity outside of your household
Resources:
www.lanasaleh.com
LinkedIn: Lana Saleh
