Essays on Emotional Intelligence

You took a brush and played with colors, mixing, mixing as you discover; Oh little child you were happy, fascinated about different things So play child as much as you can and love child as much as you want; Don’t be afraid to let your…

While studying the different areas of child development, it (social skills) seems to be the significant and major area of child development and any type of deficit or lacunae or disturbance in social behavior may be the cause or effect of developmental disabilities in young…

We are living in “an age of uncertainty”, and thus we require being more emotionally intelligent. Emotional intelligence “EI” is well-defined as the ability to correctly recognize one and other’s emotions then understanding, evaluating, and using it to make accurate decisions and act effectively to…

Inter-personal Skills are those which one develops over a period of time and uses it in his day-to-day conversations and also something which comes as a natural to him or something which is being inculcated from his peers as he grows up. Mankind has been…

Literature is a fundamental theme in both Schlink’s novel The Reader and in François Truffaut’s film adaptation of Fahrenheit 451. There is a perspicuous connection between reading and the human emotion of their retrospective characters, and through this literature is presented as a force which…

Emotional intelligence can be defined as the skill, ability, capacity and knowledge that enable a person to recognize, evaluate, direct and control one’s emotions and those of other people and groups. There are different models that have been developed in the researches and studies that…

Emotional intelligence encompasses four main points: self awareness, self management, social awareness, and relationship management. Self awareness is “being aware of the internal aspects of one’s nature, such as personality traits, beliefs, emotions, attitudes, and perceptions, and appreciating how your patterns affect people” (Cengage). This…

The ideal approach to managing change is to change oneself. Change does not imply that one has to wear certain clothes, but making necessary changes from within by putting the attention on how it can affect your life and work in the present. This sort…

Life would be really boring without emotions. Fortunately, God created us to experience life with emotions–but He never intended for us to be ruled and controlled by them. Out-of-control emotions make life miserable. As people who want to fulfill purpose, we can’t afford to let…

We have seen that critical thinking has represented a critical part for getting good results in the last few decades. The manufacturing-based economy has evolved into a knowledge-based economy. In ancient times, it was significant to collect and analyze all the information and data. But…