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Beyond Temperament: Parenting the Emotions

If we want our children to be successful in life, then we have to school them in the emotions. This is Daniel Goleman’s running thesis in Emotional Intelligence: Why it can matter more than IQ, a pioneering book that helped bring emotional intelligence into homes and classrooms. Drawing on brain and behavioural research, Goleman’s primary purpose is to explain that education and IQ alone don’t determine positive life outcomes. Rather healthy self-awareness, self-discipline, and empathy help a person stay afloat in life.

familyGerhard FreundorferJanuary 13, 2022temperaments, temperament, parenting, emotions, emotional intelligenceComment

The Sanguine Husband

My husband is a fun-loving, easy-going, good-natured, spontaneous sanguine. We looked at the character traits of a sanguine as described by Art and Larraine Bennett in their book The Temperament that God Gave You. Gerhard describes what these traits look like in real life, the good and the bad of them, and offers some words of advice to other husbands and fathers who share his temperament.

family, marriageGerhard FreundorferNovember 21, 2020sanguine, temperament, temperaments Comments

The Sanguine Husband - Interview

Join us in this podcast as we discuss the highs and lows of the sanguine temperament with husband and father, Adrien Quenneville.

The Melancholic Wife - Interview

In this podcast episode, Gerhard and Jocelyne interview Marie-Rose Quenneville, a wife and mother of five. Marie-Rose gives us a greater insight as to what it looks like to be both a mother and a wife as a melancholic woman. Her secondary temperament is phlegmatic.

podcastGerhard FreundorferJune 30, 2020temperament, temperaments, melancholic, women, podcast Comment