
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


Emotional intelligence is considered a much better predictor of success than pure intelligence. In many cases, it doesn't matter how intelligent you are.
You know plenty of people that possess average intelligence that are very successful. The struggling genius is quite common. There’s more to life than being able to do calculus in your head.
Making good decisions, communicating effectively, having positive relationships, and managing yourself well can be far more valuable and powerful than a genius-level IQ.
Boost your emotional intelligence with these strategies:
1. Become an excellent listener.
Think about the best listener you know. You probably hold that person in high regard. Listening is a lost art that few people are interested in resurrecting.
● During your next conversation, notice what happens while you’re speaking. The other person is likely bored, distracted, and simply waiting to speak.
● You’ll do much better with people and have fewer misunderstandings if you put all of your attention on the other person during a conversation. They’ll even think that you’re a great conversationalist. Try it and see!
2. Pause before you respond.
Think of all the times you wish you’d kept silent. Taking a moment to collect your thoughts can be a real advantage. You’ll save yourself a lot of grief if you give yourself the opportunity to respond wisely, or to not respond at all.
● Give yourself all the time you need to make an intelligent decision.
3. Develop self-awareness.
Very few people are self-aware. We have little idea of how others perceive us or how we come across to them. Think about how odd it is to hear a recording of your own voice, or how you seem to look heavier in photos than you thought you were. That’s only the beginning!
● You might be significantly more rude or obnoxious than you think. Maybe you’re dismissive to others and don’t even know it.
● Ask someone you trust what they think your biggest problem is. You may be surprised by what you hear. You won’t like the answer, but you’ll know in your heart that it’s true.
Read More On Our Blog
https://lestallion.com/blogs/index/6-skills-that-will-increase-your-emotional-intelligence
LeStallion offers premium PU leather journal notebooks for writing, dedicated to all those who are pursuing their dreams and goals, or nurturing their personal development and mental health.
For More Info on LeStallion, check out:
https://lestallion.com/
By LeStallionEmotional intelligence is considered a much better predictor of success than pure intelligence. In many cases, it doesn't matter how intelligent you are.
You know plenty of people that possess average intelligence that are very successful. The struggling genius is quite common. There’s more to life than being able to do calculus in your head.
Making good decisions, communicating effectively, having positive relationships, and managing yourself well can be far more valuable and powerful than a genius-level IQ.
Boost your emotional intelligence with these strategies:
1. Become an excellent listener.
Think about the best listener you know. You probably hold that person in high regard. Listening is a lost art that few people are interested in resurrecting.
● During your next conversation, notice what happens while you’re speaking. The other person is likely bored, distracted, and simply waiting to speak.
● You’ll do much better with people and have fewer misunderstandings if you put all of your attention on the other person during a conversation. They’ll even think that you’re a great conversationalist. Try it and see!
2. Pause before you respond.
Think of all the times you wish you’d kept silent. Taking a moment to collect your thoughts can be a real advantage. You’ll save yourself a lot of grief if you give yourself the opportunity to respond wisely, or to not respond at all.
● Give yourself all the time you need to make an intelligent decision.
3. Develop self-awareness.
Very few people are self-aware. We have little idea of how others perceive us or how we come across to them. Think about how odd it is to hear a recording of your own voice, or how you seem to look heavier in photos than you thought you were. That’s only the beginning!
● You might be significantly more rude or obnoxious than you think. Maybe you’re dismissive to others and don’t even know it.
● Ask someone you trust what they think your biggest problem is. You may be surprised by what you hear. You won’t like the answer, but you’ll know in your heart that it’s true.
Read More On Our Blog
https://lestallion.com/blogs/index/6-skills-that-will-increase-your-emotional-intelligence
LeStallion offers premium PU leather journal notebooks for writing, dedicated to all those who are pursuing their dreams and goals, or nurturing their personal development and mental health.
For More Info on LeStallion, check out:
https://lestallion.com/