Emotional Intelligence

How to Comfort Someone Who Is Sad

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.

By |2025-10-05T10:04:42+01:00October 12th, 2025|Emotional Intelligence, Relationships|Comments Off on How to Comfort Someone Who Is Sad

Making the Best out of Life – Is it Essential?

‘making the best out of life’ isn’t just a motivational slogan – it’s a scientifically supported way of thinking that is also supported by the works of thinkers and philosophers for thousands of years.

By |2025-09-30T13:56:30+01:00September 30th, 2025|Emotional Intelligence, Uncategorized|0 Comments

How to Replace Negative Self-Talk with Positive Thoughts

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.

By |2025-09-23T10:54:27+01:00September 24th, 2025|Emotional Intelligence, Mental Health|0 Comments

Why Emotional Intelligence Matters More Than You’d Think

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.

By |2025-09-07T11:39:13+01:00September 14th, 2025|Emotional Intelligence|Comments Off on Why Emotional Intelligence Matters More Than You’d Think

The Science Behind Self-Compassion

Research shows the power of self-compassion to enhance resilience and growth. By recognising when you’re struggling, stopping harsh self-criticism, and responding with kindness, you create the emotional climate to recover faster and face challenges with strength. Self-compassion doesn’t lower standards—it builds clarity, focus, and true courage.

By |2025-09-02T11:04:58+01:00September 9th, 2025|Emotional Intelligence, Personal Development|0 Comments

Cluttered Office, Cluttered Mind?

There is a difference between ‘work in progress’, and a mess. Untidy office space damages relationships, performance, morale, and more. It also broadcasts a message you might not want to share, but does a cluttered office necessarily say something about the occupant's mind?

By |2025-09-03T10:46:26+01:00September 6th, 2025|Emotional Intelligence|0 Comments
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