Situational intelligence

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Understanding what is at play in a situation

Developing your situational intelligence means understanding what is at play in a situation so that you can decide, act and interact with greater clear-sightedness and effectiveness.

The same person can react very differently depending on the situation they face.

The Selfie-coach approach brings to light the state of mind in which a person or a group approaches a situation, in order to identify the adjustments likely to make action easier.

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The ability to adjust

Situational intelligence is the ability to understand what is at play in a situation, to become aware of your state of mind and to adjust the way you act when it becomes necessary.

It helps us better understand how we approach a situation before deciding how to act.

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Our state of mind influences, among other things

What we feel.
What motivates us.
What holds us back.
The values that matter to us.
The decisions we make.
The way we interact.
The behaviours we adopt.

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