- Be self aware.
- Be conscious of what makes you angry - hunger/bad news/being ignored etc.,
- Centering yourself is easy, concentrating on your breathing.
- Breathing helps you relax your nerves and gives better control of your emotions
15 Hacks To Improve Your Emotional Intelligence.
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- Be self aware.
- Be conscious of what makes you angry - hunger/bad news/being ignored etc.,
- Centering yourself is easy, concentrating on your breathing.
- Breathing helps you relax your nerves and gives better control of your emotions
- Stay calm during the times of crisis. Ensure not to act impulsively.
- Main goal during conflict is finding a suitable resolution for both parties.
- Ensure your actions and emotions are geared towards finding a solution.
- Emotions are not bad.
- Accept that you are in charge of your feelings. The moment you accept this and stop blaming others, you are a step closer to being EI.
'Emotions will either serve or master depending on who is in charge.
- Relish positive moments to have a better relationship at work and home.
- It helps you to face your problems and have a solution to your problems.
- Pay attention to the other person's words and non verbal aspects of the conversation.
- Start listening to understand instead of answering.
- Reflect on negative moments and the mistakes that led you to that point.
- It helps you to deal with similar situations better in future.
- Channel your own pain, negative emotions, and disappointments in a productive way.
- There would be times when your emotions might be overwhelming.
- It's completely okay, just keep moving on and improve yourself daily.
- Building emotional intelligence is a continuous process.
- Set goals and be determined to achieve those goals.
- Acknowledge your progress and believe in yourself.
- Compare what your close circle thinks of your weaknesses and how you perceive your weaknesses.
- This way you know what areas to improve.
- Being empathetic is an emotional strength.
- Empathy allows you to treat others with respect even when you do not agree with them.
- Build relationships, take on responsibilities, practice discipline.
- Develop great inter personal skills.
- Understanding what causes stress, helps to take proactive steps to get rid of these instances when ever possible.
- Lack of sleep causing more stress, ensure to get enough sleep.
- A dairy is the best way to keep track of things that occurred during the day.
- It helps you to highlight your emotional state and to pin point areas that gives you problems.
- It gives the opportunity to thrive and grow, to you and to the people around you.
15. Trust Your Intuition.
- Whenever you are unsure of the path to take, follow your Intuition.
It will change your
- habits,
- daily routine,
- mindset, and
- make you strong and disciplined 👇
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