9. Learn to end with gratitude - Deepstash

9. Learn to end with gratitude

We started with the hardest lesson to learn (asking "why" over and over), so let's end on the easiest: Emotionally intelligent people will go out of their way to find something they can express gratitude for, toward the end of every conversation.

Even better: Learn to express thanks for something you know the other side will agree with, rather than something that might trigger an undesired emotional reaction. 

  • easy examples: "Thank you for meeting with me today," "Thank you for taking the time to talk."
  • Tougher one: "Thanks for understanding," "Thank you for coming around to my way of thinking."

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After spending more than a year at my current job, emotional intelligence is clearly a skill that I need to nourish. Therefore, this is my first result in searching about it

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