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    5 traits of emotionally intelligent individuals

    5 traits of emotionally intelligent individuals

    By Simran Jeet
    Feb 12, 2024
    11:56 pm

    What's the story

    Capturing the essence of emotionally intelligent people, Aristotle once said, "Anyone can become angry, that is easy. But to be angry with the right person, to the right degree, at the right time, for the right purpose, and in the right way, that is not easy."

    Let's explore the habits of emotionally intelligent individuals, which not only enhance their well-being but foster harmonious environments.

    Value apology

    They apologize

    Apologizing can be one of the toughest challenges to tackle in communication, but emotionally intelligent people value its impact.

    They view apologies not as admitting fault, but as prioritizing relationships over pride.

    They chose words like "I apologize" over "I'm sorry" signaling a commitment to taking action and resolving issues, rather than just expressing a state of being or feelings, without addressing the problem.

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    Prioritze well- being

    Forgive and forget

    Emotionally intelligent individuals understand that holding onto grudges only serves to burden them with negative emotions and hinder their personal growth.

    By forgiving others, emotionally intelligent individuals release themselves from the emotional turmoil caused by past hurts.

    They understand that forgiveness is not about condoning the actions of others but about prioritizing their own well-being

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    Thank you

    Express gratitude

    People with high emotional intelligence (EI) recognize and appreciate the contributions of others. They regularly express gratitude for both big gestures and small acts of kindness.

    Saying "thank you" sincerely and acknowledging the efforts of those around them strengthens relationships and fosters a positive atmosphere.

    Moreover, emotionally intelligent individuals are grateful for their own growth and experiences, cultivating a sense of contentment and fulfillment.

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    Admit mistakes

    Embrace vulnerability

    Emotionally intelligent individuals aren't afraid to show their authentic selves and admit when they don't have all the answers.

    They understand that vulnerability fosters genuine connections and builds trust.

    Through phrases like, "I've made a mistake," and "I'm working on it," they openly share their struggles and insecurities, fostering a safe environment for others to do likewise.

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    Understanding

    Practice empathy

    They actively listen to understand rather than to respond. When someone shares their feelings or experiences, they don't rush to judge or offer unsolicited advice.

    Instead, they validate the other person's emotions, acknowledging their perspective without necessarily agreeing with it.

    Phrases like "I can imagine how difficult that must be for you" or simply "I understand" demonstrate empathy.

    Done!
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