Rafael Benítez has described becoming the new manager of Real Madrid as "emotional" and outlined his desire to win titles with his boyhood club.
On Saturday, after arriving in Dallas from California, the minister held an emotional news conference, outlining his story and announcing that he might not speak at Sunday services so the congregation could decide if it still wanted him.
For a better understanding of these factors, it is necessary to use instruments to assess at least the physical, social, and emotional domains, as outlined by the World Health Organization [ 13].
As he outlines in Emotional Intelligence, above an IQ of 120, EQ Emotional Intelligencee) becomes the more important predictor of successful leaders.
Most people in polyamorous relationships develop "relationship agreements" outlining the emotional and logistical work we do to keep them strong.
"The Burden of Uterine Fibroids for African-American Women" study outlines the medical, emotional, and economical challenges faced by this group of women, who are nearly three times more likely to be affected by the condition.
Her gorgeous piece in Elle outlines the the emotional turmoil Clinton's (second) presidential run brings up and the burden of representation that often falls onto "firsts" in any field.
This kind of exhaustive treatment of an artist's work makes more sense in jazz, in which musicians improvise over a skeletal framework, painting emotional colors over a basic outline.
These are not digital Facebook friends nor are they needy faraway strangers, but robust proximate relationships that you can count on one or two hands — and these bonds are created and sustained by the very finite resource of emotional care that I've outlined.
Using case studies to illustrate his points, Margulies outlines a chronological and emotional blueprint for the good divorce, with chapters devoted to divorce law and lawyers, mediation and divorced fatherhood.
