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5 habits of emotionally intelligent people

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In recent years, there has been a lot of talk about Emotional Intelligence, as it is a key factor not only for success in the professional field but also in interpersonal relationships and even for leading a more fulfilling life. However, what do emotionally intelligent people do that sets them apart from the rest?

What are emotionally intelligent people like?

1. They don’t get lost in words, they act

Talking is important. In fact, it is vital to close a deal, to consolidate relationships with people and even to feel good about yourself. However, words must be followed by actions. People with Emotional Intelligence do not just talk, but put into practice what they say. This tendency towards proactivity makes them more trustworthy in the eyes of others, making them people we would like to count on.

2. They stay focused on the end goal

One of the main reasons why people fail in business or in their personal lives is because they often find the accumulation of tasks they have to complete very overwhelming. However, emotionally intelligent people not only know how to divide objectives into small tasks but are able to stay motivated until the end.

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This allows them to focus their energy on the things that are truly important and ignore the rest. This way, they don’t get too overwhelmed and their interpersonal relationships don’t suffer. These people are very clear about their goals and know the path to follow to achieve them.

3. They express what they feel assertively

We have grown up in a repressive society. Since childhood, we have been taught to hide our emotions or ignore them, as if they did not exist. However, true Emotional Intelligence consists of understanding what we are feeling and learning to express it in the most assertive way possible. The ideal is not to hide negative emotions but to learn to channel them. People who have this ability are able to express what they want and do not let others trample on their rights, but at the same time, they are respectful and caring. 

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4. They free themselves from toxic thoughts

Emotionally intelligent people know how to feed themselves with good energy and keep those who behave like garbage trucks at a distance . In addition, they continually monitor their feelings to free themselves from those emotions that do not do them any good.

On the other hand, they are able to detect negative thoughts that are counterproductive and put a stop to them as soon as possible. It could be said that these people are in charge of keeping their mental warehouse clean, eliminating all the waste that is not useful and that could generate stress, anxiety or depression.

5. They stay connected

Just because a relationship ends doesn’t mean you have to burn the bridge. Emotionally intelligent people strive to keep the connection they’ve created in the past alive and try to ensure that separations or arguments don’t leave the other person with a bad taste in their mouth. This leads to many friends, people who will be available to help them when they need it most.

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Jennifer Delgado

Psychologist Jennifer Delgado

I am a psychologist and I spent several years writing articles for scientific journals specialized in Health and Psychology. I want to help you create great experiences. Learn more about me.

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