Emotional Intelligence

You Can Change the Way You Feel

By |November 2nd, 2025|Emotional Intelligence|

Attributing our moods, feelings or even our (lack of) of self-esteem to the judgements of others or events outside ourselves is a handy delusion which is useful as a buffer. It protects us for a time and satisfies the common need to blame when things go wrong. But it is no solution to feeling unhappy or upset, and the more we do it the more our feelings seem to control us. It is realtively easy to learn to control our feelings, but you may not like it enough to do...

Rudeness at Work Can Go Viral Too

By |October 16th, 2025|Emotional Intelligence, Relationships|

Healthy workplalce culture has to be worked at and maintained. I often come across staff who blame the managers, and managers who blame employees. The fact is, everyone is responsible for their own behaviour, and it all conributes to the culture. The thing to remember is that rudeness and lack of consideration are toxic to any relationship, and work is no exception.

How to Comfort Someone Who Is Sad

By |October 12th, 2025|Emotional Intelligence, Relationships|

Comforting someone when they are sad can be a challenging and emotional task, but it is an important one. Showing support and understanding can help the person feel less alone and can help them work through their emotions.

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How to Replace Negative Self-Talk with Positive Thoughts

By |September 24th, 2025|Emotional Intelligence, Mental Health|

We all carry an inner voice. At its best, it guides and motivates us. At its worst, it tears us down with criticism and doubt. This “negative self-talk” often feels automatic, but it’s not unchangeable.

Why Emotional Intelligence Matters More Than You’d Think

By |September 14th, 2025|Emotional Intelligence|

Your Emotional intelligence determines how well you handle yourself in life and in general and even influences your popularity. It is a key aspect of how to recognise and manage your emotions, and how you interact with others.

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