Conscientious people consider the effects of their actions. They also consider how other people will react and feel. You can nurture this trait by thinking about the consequences of actions. Be thoughtful about your actions and consider how they will affect others. This means being mindful of how your words and actions impact those around you. It's important to be empathetic and considerate of others' feelings.

Conscientiousness

Success they say is a journey. "Success in life could be defined as the continued expansion of happiness and the progressive realization of worthy goals," Chopra

Tips to achieving a successful life.

Setting goals is an important part of achieving success. It helps you focus your efforts and gives you a clear direction to work towards. Set goals to give yourself direction and focus. Setting goals can help you stay motivated and focused on what you want to achieve. Make sure your goals are specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound (SMART).

Goal setting

Time management is essential for success. It helps you prioritize tasks and make the most of your time. Manage your time effectively to make the most of it. Time management is key to achieving your goals and being productive. Prioritize your tasks, eliminate distractions, and use tools like calendars and to-do lists to stay organized.

Time management

Continuous learning is important for success because it helps you stay up-to-date with new developments in your field and develop new skills. Keep learning to stay up-to-date and develop new skills. Continuous learning is essential for personal and professional growth. Take courses, read books, attend workshops or conferences, or find a mentor to help you learn.

Continuous learning

Networking is important for success because it helps you build relationships with people who can help you achieve your goals. Build relationships with people who can help you achieve your goals. Networking is important for career success and personal growth. Attend events, join groups or clubs related to your interests or industry, and connect with people on social media.

Networking

Perseverance is essential for success because it helps you overcome obstacles and keep going when things get tough. Persevere through obstacles and challenges. Life is full of challenges, but it's important to keep pushing forward even when things get tough. Stay positive, be resilient, and don't give up on your goals.

Perseverance

A positive attitude is important for success because it helps you stay motivated and focused on your goals. Maintain a positive attitude to stay motivated and focused. A positive attitude can help you overcome obstacles and achieve your goals. Practice gratitude, surround yourself with positive people, focus on what you can control, and take care of yourself both physically and mentally.

Positive attitude

These tips are a constant reminder and a guide to ensure life goes in a certain direction void of diversions.

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Understand yourself and those around you.

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In The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success, Deepak Chopra distills the essence of his teachings into seven simple, yet powerful principles that can easily be applied to create success in all areas of your life. Based on natural laws that govern all of creation, this book shatters the myth that success is the result of hard work, exacting plans, or driving ambition. Instead, Chopra offers a life-altering perspective on the attainment of success: Once we understand our true nature and learn to live in harmony with natural law, a sense of well-being, good health, fulfilling relationships, energy and enthusiasm for life, and material abundance will spring forth easily and effortlessly. Filled with timeless wisdom and practical steps you can apply right away, this is a book you will cherish for a lifetime, for within its pages are the secrets to making all your dreams come true. ___________________ &quot;A must-read for anyone who missed The Prophet, by Kahlil Gibran.&quot; — The New York Times “Of all Deepak’s books, The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success gives a profound outline for conducting one’s life at the highest and most integrated level. It is magnificent.” — Anthony Robbins, Author, Unlimited Power “The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success make wonderful guiding principles for anyone attempting to create a productive and satisfying life or human organization.” — Ken Blanchard, Co-author, The One Minute Manager ___________________ About the Author Deepak Chopra is a world-renowned leader in the fields of holistic health and human potential. He is The New York Times bestselling author of numerous books and audio programs that cover every aspect of mind, body, and spirit. His books have been translated into more than 50 languages, and he travels widely throughout the world promoting peace, health, and well-being.

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Stoicism is a philosophy that encourages individuals to cultivate a sense of inner peace and resilience, by focusing on personal virtue, reason, and self-control.

Stoicism in 5 Minutes: Key Concepts

• The highest good is the cultivation of personal virtue, or moral excellence.• The goal of human life is to live in accordance with nature, and that the key to achieving this goal is to develop virtue.• Four cardinal virtues - wisdom, courage, justice, and moderation. Wisdom involves using reason to make sound judgments and decisions. Courage involves facing difficult situations with fortitude and determination. Justice involves treating others fairly and equitably. Moderation involves exercising self-control and avoiding excess.

1. Virtue as the Highest Good

I say that virtue is more valuable than wealth to the same degree that eyes are more valuable than fingernails.

• Reason should guide all aspects of life, including decision-making, emotions, and behavior.• Stoics saw reason as the source of wisdom and the key to living a fulfilling and meaningful life. They believed that by using reason to guide our actions and attitudes, we can achieve inner peace, happiness, and a sense of purpose.

2. Reason as the Guiding Principle

Let your desires be ruled by reason.

• Everything in the universe is governed by a rational and providential order, often referred to as "the logos" which determines the events and outcomes of our lives.• We should accept and embrace the events that occur in our lives, whether favorable or unfavorable; for resistance or being upset by things that are beyond our control only leads to unnecessary suffering and distress.• Accepting fate does not mean resigning ourselves to inaction but rather focusing our efforts on what is within our control and responding to events with wisdom and virtue.

3. Acceptance of Fate

Don’t seek for everything to happen as you wish it would, but rather wish that everything happens as it actually will — then your life will flow well.

• Individuals should cultivate a sense of detachment from external events and focus instead on their own inner state on oachieve a greater sense of peace and equanimity.• Our emotions and reactions should not be dictated by external events but rather by our own rational judgments.• Pursuit of external things such as wealth, power, or pleasure can never bring lasting happiness, as they are ultimately outside of our control and subject to change.

4. Detachment from External Events

You have power over your mind, not outside events. Realize this and you will find strength. Marcus aurelius

• Emotions are an important aspect of human experience but it can be a source of great distress and can lead us astray from the path of virtue.• Emotions are a result of our judgments about events and situations, rather than the events themselves.• By cultivating a rational mindset and focusing on what is within our control, we develop greater emotional resilience and equanimity. • Negative visualization or imagining the worst-case scenarios: By contemplating the worst possible outcomes, we can prepare ourselves mentally and emotionally for adversity and develop greater emotional resilience.

5. Control of Emotions

Keep this thought handy when you feel a fit of rage coming on–it isn’t manly to be enraged. Rather, gentleness and civility are more human, and therefore manlier. A real man doesn’t give way to anger and discontent, and such a person has strength, courage, and endurance–unlike the angry and complaining. The nearer a man comes to a calm mind, the closer he is to strength.

• Everything in the natural world was interconnected, and that our own lives were part of this interconnected web which includes acceptance of cycles of life and death, thus we should not resist or try to control them.• We should view ourselves as citizens of the world, rather than just members of our own community or society.• By recognizing our connection to all living things, we could cultivate a sense of empathy and compassion for others and work towards the common good.

6. Living in Harmony with Nature

We are members of one great body, planted by nature … We must consider that we were born for the good of the whole.﻿

At its core, Stoicism teaches that the ultimate goal of life is to achieve a state of tranquility and freedom from suffering. This can be achieved by living in accordance with reason and virtue, and by cultivating a sense of detachment from external events. The Stoics believed that individuals should focus on their own inner state, rather than external circumstances, and should strive to cultivate inner peace and equanimity in the face of life's challenges.

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I worry about my day what is the first step to get productive? Finally found the #1 step is Self-perception..Without hai this you have no option to understand your behaviour - strength or weakness.To understand which is best to get productive in effective way.

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Hegan hours matrix technique help you to maximize your daily tasks.Benifits is you have option to start new one, that help to play new way of life.In method of matrix having four sections. <ol><li>Do : important and necessary </li><li>Schedule: unimportant but necessary </li><li>Deliget: important but not necessary at the time.</li><li>Delete: unimportant and unnecessary task</li></ol>

Maximize Your To Do!

You are new! Then need to get a part of life.Two concepts are really effective for building good habits:<ol><li>Discipline</li><li>Practice</li></ol>This two concepts completed by training only like a soilder mindset, behind reason is your brain behaviour.Doing anything again and again they become a part of life and no need to force complete ✅ it.Training is a process before skillful result in life.

Build Habits!

Need to clear and complete your task with your own ability, this popular technique help you:Set 25 minutes timer ⌛ to complete your first tasks and take break 1 to 2 minutes.First to 4 task after take long time break such as 30 to 35 minutes interval.Keep applying your task similar way.Breaks help you to arrange your work and ready to next one 🕐

The Pomodoro 

In the fact of brain 🧠 if you say this thing I need to follow long-lived your brain signal 🚥 he is borring subject.When you say just 15 to 21 day he is happy to help you.Another fact is brain love challenge, and on my experience say you builded a habit in life this challduration.

15 To 21 Day Cha

Do with team is a option to get done 👍 in less time your project, work, and tasks.Today technology is rising then day by day new tools are here to make easy you day, not for only digital, physical tools also that help to save your energy and time.Saved time and energy investment to learn new things.Learning is a important part of productivity.

Make Work Easy!

Social media and social community.Join groups in your society and follow regular social community in your society to know people and look would in their way.I am not able to live different or different character in my life but able to understand and know or feeling experience what is?Suggest to join good ones!

Social Touch!

You need to get productive in life in simple way then this post help you how?

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<ul><li>The brain doesn't have pain receptors, so it can't feel exterior pain.</li><li>The average brain is believed to generate up to 50,000 thoughts per day.</li><li>Your brain has an autopilot setting allows us to perform common tasks like driving without actively thinking about them.</li><li>Your brain never sleeps while you're asleep, your brain is busy performing maintenance.</li><li>When a person dies, they have 7 minutes of brain activity left.</li></ul>

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The Stoic philosophy, founded in Athens by Zeno of Citium in the early 3rd century BCE, posits that the highest good in life is achieving inner tranquility and living in accordance with nature. This is accomplished through the cultivation of four cardinal virtues, which are wisdom, courage, justice, and self-control.

Cardinal Virtues

• The first virtue is wisdom, which the Stoics defined as the ability to understand and judge what is good and what is bad in life.• This virtue involves the pursuit of knowledge, the ability to reason logically, and the skill to understand complex concepts.• It is not just about knowing things, but also about applying that knowledge in a practical way.• Wisdom is important because it enables us to make good decisions and to live in accordance with nature.

Wisdom

“The chief task in life is simply this: to identify and separate matters so that I can say clearly to myself which are externals not under my control, and which have to do with the choices I actually control. Where then do I look for good and evil? Not to uncontrollable externals, but within myself to the choices that are my own”

• The second virtue is courage, which the Stoics defined as the ability to face danger, pain, and fear with calmness and resilience.• This virtue involves being able to stand up for what is right, even when it is difficult or unpopular. • It is not just about physical courage, but also moral courage, which involves standing up for one's beliefs and values, even in the face of opposition.• Courage is important because it enables us to overcome obstacles and to live with integrity.

Courage

“Don’t you know life is like a military campaign? One must serve on watch, another in reconnaissance, another on the front line. . . . So it is for us—each person’s life is a kind of battle, and a long and varied one too. You must keep watch like a soldier and do everything commanded. . . . You have been stationed in a key post, not some lowly place, and not for a short time but for life.”

• The third virtue is justice, which the Stoics defined as the ability to treat others fairly and to act with fairness and impartiality.• This virtue involves recognizing the inherent worth and dignity of all human beings and treating them with respect and compassion.• It is not just about following rules and laws, but also about acting with empathy and understanding.• Justice is important because it enables us to live in harmony with others and to create a just and peaceful society.

Justice

“And a commitment to justice in your own acts. Which means: thought and action resulting in the common good. What you were born to do.”

• The fourth virtue is self-control, which the Stoics defined as the ability to control one's emotions and desires and to act with discipline and restraint.• This virtue involves being able to resist temptation and to stay focused on one's goals, even in the face of distractions and setbacks.• It is not just about suppressing one's feelings, but also about channeling them in a constructive way.• Self-control is important because it enables us to live a virtuous life and to achieve our full potential.

Temperance / Self-Control

“‘If you seek tranquillity, do less.’ Or (more accurately) do what’s essential—what the logos of a social being requires, and in the requisite way. Which brings a double satisfaction: to do less, better. Because most of what we say and do is not essential. If you can eliminate it, you’ll have more time, and more tranquillity. Ask yourself at every moment, ‘Is this necessary?’”

In summary, the four cardinal virtues of Stoicism - wisdom, courage, justice, and self-control - are essential for achieving inner tranquility, living in accordance with nature, and leading a virtuous life. By cultivating these virtues, we can become better individuals and contribute to the well-being of society as a whole.

“If, at some point in your life, you should come across anything better than justice, prudence, self-control, courage—than a mind satisfied that it has succeeded in enabling you to act rationally, and satisfied to accept what’s beyond its control—if you find anything better than that, embrace it without reservations—it must be an extraordinary thing indeed—and enjoy it to the full."

Life is unpredictable. There’s so much we have no control over. That can be overwhelming and crippling or it can be freeing. Virtue is how we ensure the later. No matter what happens, we always have the capacity to use reason and make choices. We should always try to do the right thing. To let virtue guide us. It’s all that we control. Let the rest take care of itself, as it will with or without your consent.

4 STOIC VIRTUES: A GLIMPSE

Here are just a few examples. There is ‘gaslighting’, which involves encouraging someone to doubt her own judgment and to rely on the manipulator’s advice instead. Guilt trips make someone feel excessively guilty about failing to do what the manipulator wants her to do. Charm offensives and peer pressure induce someone to care so much about the manipulator’s approval that she will do as the manipulator wishes.

We Are Constantly Subject To Attempts At Manipulation

Perhaps manipulation is wrong because it harms the person being manipulated. Certainly, manipulation often harms. If successful, manipulative cigarette ads contribute to disease and death; manipulative phishing and other scams facilitate identity theft and other forms of fraud; manipulative social tactics can support abusive or unhealthy relationships; political manipulation can foment division and weaken democracy. But manipulation is not always harmful.

Is Manipulation Wrong Because It Harms?

Suppose that Amy just left an abusive-yet-faithful partner, but in a moment of weakness she is tempted to go back to him. Now imagine that Amy’s friends employ the same techniques that Shakespeare’s Iago used on Othello. They manipulate Amy into (falsely) believing – and being outraged – that her ex-partner was not only abusive, but unfaithful as well. If this manipulation prevents Amy from reconciling, she might be better off than she would have been had her friends not manipulated her.

Beneficial Manipulation

Yet, to many, Amy’s friends’ manipulation could still seem morally dodgy. Intuitively, it would have been morally better for her friends to employ non-manipulative means to help Amy avoid backsliding. Something remains morally dubious about manipulation, even when it helps rather than harms the person being manipulated. So harm cannot be the reason that manipulation is wrong.

No, Manipulation Is Not Wrong Because It Harms. 

Perhaps manipulation is wrong because it involves techniques that are inherently immoral ways to treat other human beings. This thought might be especially appealing to those inspired by the idea that morality requires us to treat each other as rational beings rather than mere objects. Perhaps the only proper way to influence the behaviour of other rational beings is by rational persuasion, and thus any form of influence other than rational persuasion is morally improper. But for all its appeal, this answer also falls short, for it would condemn many forms of influence that are morally benign.

Is Manipulation Wrong Because It Is Morally Dubious?

For example, much of Iago’s manipulation involves appealing to Othello’s emotions. But emotional appeals are not always manipulative. Moral persuasion often appeals to empathy, or attempts to convey how it would feel to have others doing to you what you are doing to them.

Morally Benign Influence 

Similarly, getting someone to fear something that really is dangerous, to feel guilty about something that really is immoral, or to feel a reasonable level of confidence in one’s actual abilities, do not seem like manipulation. Even invitations to doubt one’s own judgment might not be manipulative in situations where – perhaps due to intoxication or strong emotions – there really is good reason to do so. Not every form of non-rational influence seems to be manipulative.

Not Every Form Of Non-rational Influence Is Manipulative

It appears, then, that whether an influence is manipulative depends on how it is being used. Iago’s actions are manipulative and wrong because they are intended to get Othello to think and feel the wrong things. Iago knows that Othello has no reason to be jealous, but he gets Othello to feel jealous anyway. This is the emotional analogue to the deception that Iago also practises when he arranges matters (eg, the dropped handkerchief) to trick Othello into forming beliefs that Iago knows are false.

When Is An Influence Manipulative? Think Of Iago And Othello. 

Manipulative gaslighting occurs when the manipulator tricks another into distrusting what the manipulator recognizes to be sound judgment. By contrast, advising an angry friend to avoid making snap judgments before cooling off is not acting manipulatively, if you know that your friend’s judgment really is temporarily unsound.

The Manipulator Knows That He Tricks When He Tricks

What makes an influence manipulative and what makes it wrong are the same thing: the manipulator attempts to get someone to adopt what the manipulator herself regards as an inappropriate belief, emotion or other mental state. In this way, manipulation resembles lying. What makes a statement a lie and what makes it morally wrong are the same thing – that the speaker tries to get someone to adopt what the speaker herself regards as a false belief.In both cases, the intent is to get another person to make some sort of mistake.

The Resemblance Between Manipulation And Lying 

The liar tries to get you to adopt a false belief. The manipulator might do that, but she might also try to get you to feel an inappropriate (or inappropriately strong or weak) emotion, attribute too much importance to the wrong things (eg, someone else’s approval), or to doubt something (eg, your own judgment or your beloved’s fidelity) that there is no good reason to doubt. The distinction between manipulation and non-manipulative influence depends on whether the influencer is trying to get someone to make some sort of mistake in what he thinks, feels, doubts or pays attention to.

Who’s Worse? The Liar Or The Manipulator?

It is endemic to the human condition that we influence each other in all sorts of ways besides pure rational persuasion. Sometimes, these influences improve the other person’s decision-making situation by leading her to believe, doubt, feel or pay attention to the right things; sometimes, they degrade decision-making by leading her to believe, doubt, feel or pay attention to the wrong things.But manipulation involves deliberately using such influences to hamper a person’s ability to make the right decision – that is the essential immorality of manipulation.

How To Recognize Manipulation

It is tempting to think that manipulation is a kind of influence. But as we have seen, kinds of influences that can be used to manipulate can also be used non-manipulatively. What matters in identifying manipulation is not what kind of influence is being used, but whether the influence is being used to put the other person into a better or a worse position to make a decision.

Were There Damages?

So, if we are to recognise manipulation, we must look not at the form of influence, but at the intention of the person using it. For it is the intention to degrade another person’s decision-making situation that is both the essence and the essential immorality of manipulation.

Was There Intent?

Where would Othello be if it weren’t for Iago?

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... can change the way how we perceive the world and how we live our lifes. One new observation, one new conversation or one new piece of wisdom.As long as we keep our mind open for constructive criticism and questioning the taken granted, we can continue growing.How could questioning your perception of the world help you continuing growing?

One Encounter

We learn more by looking for the answer to a question and not finding it than we do from learning the answer itself.— Lloyd Alexander

Answers

Pieces of condensed wisdom that can change someones perception of the world. (I call them growth-steroids ;)

Wise Quotes

We are gifted. We can share, discuss, (ex)change perceptions, opinions, convictions with total strangers from other parts of the world.Diversity means wealth for innovation, as different think-tanks can be geniusly recombined.Thanks to Deepstash to give us a platform to connect this diversity symbiotically.This stash is for sharing mindbreaking and preception-bending quotes and some thoughts my mind throw at me like a wrecking ball from time to time.

Connection & Sharing

We delight in the beauty of the butterfly, but rarely admit the changes it has gone through to achieve that beauty.— Maya Angelou Are our (automated) prejudices legit?

Limited Perception = Limited Information

Not everything that is faced can be changed. But nothing can be changed until it is faced.— James Baldwin Why does ignorance outweigh attention sometimes? How can you reflect your subconscious perception filters? In situations of realisation? In what-if situations? Could regular mindfulness like self-reflection help you? Are some of us ignorant, because we just don't know how and where to start?

The face of change

You get what you deserve. Instead of being a good person today, you choose instead to become one tomorrow.— Markus Aurelius But why do we tend to push change away? Isn't the quote a little too monocausal? Has everyone equal external circumstances for internal changes? Are you just the product of this correlation?

Just Karma?

Knowledge speaks, but wisdom listens.— Jimi Hendrix ...listening...

What can you hear?

Lifelong learning is like having three wishes and using them to have more. Does never ending learning aim for growth beyond your own reality? When learning is expanding the horizon of your current reality, what is holding you back then? Can you do something about it? Are you the one in control? What is in and what can be under your control?

Better than a wish lamp?

The soul becomes dyed with the color of its thoughts.— Markus Aurelius Can you influence your thoughts? What triggers them intern-/externally? Can you contol your exposure to these triggers? Can others control their exposure to their triggers? Is your or their emotional state internal controlled or an external triggered state? How does this question influence your empathy for them and for yourself?

The power of encounting questions

Now to the main question – Can you change your perception?Science says Yes! End of story.

So... what about You?

Well if it was that easy, your world would look already different after reading the sentence before, right? But you are not some logical calculating system, where 1 + 1 = 2 always.You are human. In your life, perception gives you situations, where one plus one equals zero. Situations that doesn't make any sense.

When one door of happiness closes, another opens, but often we look so long at the closed door that we do not see the one that has opened for us.— Hellen Keller So at the end changing your perception is coming down to – Are you willing what it takes?

Attention! What are you looking at?

Can you take action?Science says yes! But that is the beginning of another story.

Taking Action!

Please excuse possibly occurring spelling/grammar mistayxs, as non-native they are like John Cena — You can't see me. Consider this - What would this kind of criticism tell about yourself, when you are using a platform for non-professional created content in another language?Thanks for your understanding.

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Can you change your Perception?

If someone wants to manifest a new car, they could focus their thoughts and beliefs on having a new car, visualize themselves driving it, and believe that it’s possible. By doing so, they are sending out positive energy into the universe, and the universe may respond by bringing a new car into their lives.

Ask and you shall receive

“How the law of attraction works with emojis and real-life examples” If someone uses positive emojis and words when posting on social media about their goals and desires, they are sending out positive energy into the universe. This positive energy may attract more opportunities and experiences that align with their desires. On the other hand, if someone uses negative emojis and words when posting about their goals and desires, they may be sending out negative energy that could attract experiences they don’t want.

Law of Attraction

In conclusion, the power of the conscious and subconscious minds can have a profound impact on our lives. By tapping into the power of the universe and trusting in our higher power, we can manifest our desires and navigate our challenges with more ease and grace. It is important to stay open, positive, and grateful for the opportunities that come our way and to use our thoughts and beliefs to create the life we want.

The power of the conscious and subconscious minds is an age-old concept that has gained renewed attention in recent years. Many believe that our thoughts and beliefs have a direct impact on our lives and that we can manifest our desires by tapping into the power of the universe. Here are some examples that illustrate this concept:

The power of the conscious and subconscious minds is an age-old concept that has gained renewed attention in recent years. Many believe that our thoughts and beliefs have a direct impact on our lives and that we can manifest our desires by tapping into the power of the universe. 

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Motivation is what modern life is all about. Whether you want to be more efficient, work better, or become successful in life, being motivated is key. This makes motivation a quality you should cultivate, and something that emotional intelligence influences in more ways than one.

What Is Motivation 

Emotional intelligence or EI is a term coined in 1990 when John Mayer and Peter Salovey defined this phenomenon and soon developed over time. The two researchers discovered that the ability to understand and sympathize with other people significantly affects how a person functions in society. It is because emotional intelligence allows communication that can affect good relationships with other society members.

What Is Emotional Intelligence 

Many employers claim they wouldn’t hire talents with low EI even if they have a high IQ. Most of them also consider emotional intelligence as a primary factor in career development. To put it simply, emotional intelligence refers to the ability to recognize feelings to motivate and manage the emotions they have towards themselves and other people around them.

EI is different from intelligence quotient or IQ. 

Emotional intelligence is made up of several components, which include the following:Empathy or the ability to notice and recognize other people’s needs and feelings. This also refers to the broadest sense of sensitivity. Motivation or striving for or getting involved with a set of goals Self-esteem or self-awareness or belief in a person’s abilities Self-regulation which involves controlling a person’s emotions Social skills such as skills that allow people to function properly even in social situations and allow them to communicate accordingly

Key Elements of Emotional Intelligence

At first glance, it is easy to tell that developing the above elements can effectively help you boost your motivation levels. You may even associate it with people who lead their lives similar to American movies, whether it’s from a closed circle or social media. These people can find time for almost everything, including pleasure, self-development, career, and family to the point that you might even find yourself wondering if something is wrong with you or if they just have supernatural powers. Well, none of these two is correct.

The Connection between Motivation and Emotional Intelligence

For all you know, these people just happen to have developed a high level of motivation and emotional intelligence. This is what helps them set and attain their goals faster, making them more successful. EI can also improve interpersonal communication and affect work performance, leadership, and an overall sense of satisfaction and happiness in life. For most people, the pursuit of motivation may lead to stress, making them analyze every move that sets them apart from expected outcomes.

You don’t just develop emotional intelligence overnight. If you want to boost your motivation, you need to learn first how to organize your emotions and thoughts and learn to control and distinguish them. Don’t feel bad if you don’t increase your motivation right away. Remember that it is not a one-time thing so continue to do what you should do and you’ll see the best results in no time.

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Relationship between Motivation and Emotional intelligence.

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