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5 Healthy Habits of Emotionally Intelligent People

Emotions are a tricky thing to grasp. All of us struggle with different emotions throughout our lives, and all of us can relate to a time when our emotions overwhelmed us. However, individuals that are emotionally intelligent have an easier time dealing with their feelings. These individuals have the ability to read feelings and respond in the right way. Want to be emotionally intelligent? Here are the top habits emotionally intelligent people share.

They Are Aware of Their Surroundings

Those who are emotionally intelligent are able to work alongside another person or listen to someone else talk without only thinking about themselves. They are able to recognize the emotions of others and can typically figure out when to give someone space or when to give them comfort.

They Have Self-Control

When it comes to emotions, it is easy to fly off the handle or allow yourself to get in a teary mess. Those who are emotionally intelligent practice self-control. They regularly think before they act or re-act to a situation. This is a great trait to have in both business and personal settings. Having self-control allows the person to keep a calm and cool head even in the worst situations.

They Are Self-Aware

Emotionally intelligent individuals know their strengths and weaknesses. They use their intellect to dissect their emotions instead of letting their emotions dictate how they think. This is an important attribute for everyone to learn because it allows you to realize when you may be one the edge of becoming overwhelmed before it is too late.

They Have Empathy

People with empathy are more aware of other people’s feelings and are more sensitive to how their actions affect others. People who practice empathy are slow to stereotype and judge, as well. They are more likely to exhibit generosity and positive attitudes towards others.

They Know How to Handle Difficult Emotions

All of us are going to be hit with hard emotions at one point or another. Those who are emotionally intelligent recognize when they are feeling more anxious or stressed and do not make rash decisions. Instead, they step back from the situation and allow themselves to sleep on it. They also allow for difficult emotions and know that they are a part of life.

Becoming more emotionally intelligent can benefit you in your personal life and your business life. It can also help you to reduce your overall stress and anxiety in your life, which is best for your overall health.

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