vSection 1: Introduction

1. Emotional Intelligence Leadership SWOT Analysis
2. Explain the purpose of the presentation (i.e., The purpose of this presentation is to explain the results of the Emotional Intelligence assessment and my SWOT plan...).
3. What is emotional intelligence?
4. Why is your reflection on your EI score important in leadership development? Include references here.

Section 2: Strengths

1. What do you do well?
2. What do others see as your strengths?
3. What abilities or values set you apart?

Section 3: Weaknesses

1. What are others likely to see as weaknesses?
2. What are your negative habits?
3. What could you improve?

Section 4: Opportunities

1. What opportunities are open to you?
2. What trends could you take advantage of?
3. How can you turn your strengths into opportunities?

Section 5: Threats

1. What obstacles to professional growth do you currently face?
2. Could any of your weaknesses lead to threats?

Section 6: Final Reflection

1. Summarize results
2. Are they accurate?
3. How will this exercise help you in achieving your SMART goal

Section 1: Introduction

1. Title slide.
2. Explain the purpose of the presentation (i.e., The purpose of this presentation is to explain the results of the Emotional Intelligence assessment and my SWOT plan...).
3. What is emotional intelligence?
4. Why is your reflection on your EI score important in leadership development? Include references here.

Section 2: Strengths

1. What do you do well?
2. What do others see as your strengths?
3. What abilities or values set you apart?

Section 3: Weaknesses

1. What are others likely to see as weaknesses?
2. What are your negative habits?
3. What could you improve?

Section 4: Opportunities

1. What opportunities are open to you?
2. What trends could you take advantage of?
3. How can you turn your strengths into opportunities?

Section 5: Threats

1. What obstacles to professional growth do you currently face?
2. Could any of your weaknesses lead to threats?

Section 6: Final Reflection

1. Summarize results
2. Are they accurate?
3. How will this exercise help you in achieving your SMART goal

Please follow the Rule of Six when creating your presentation: No more than six bullet points per slide and no more than six words per bullet point