Become Your Own Manager
As you learn how to improve emotional intelligence, you become your own inner manager. Instead of reacting to situations without understanding why you’re able to take stock of what’s driving you. Instead of being impulsive, you’re able to slow down your reactions and make strategic choices. What feelings are getting the best of you, and how can you choose a healthier response?
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