The factors related to emotional intelligence were first discussed in the work of the educational philosopher John Dewey in 1909. He mentioned the term "social intelligence" and defined it as the power to observe and understand social .. more..

Many years ago, I was struck by the amount of pain a broken heart can cause. We call it heartbreak, however, when my most recent relationship ended, I experienced a great deal of pain and distress and felt as though my entire being had been .. more..

Negative people defy logic. Some of them are unaware of their negative impact on those around them, while others seem to enjoy creating chaos and encouraging it in others. In both cases, negative personalities create unnecessary .. more..

Many people think that intelligence is an innate ability to learn and remember information, but this understanding has changed in recent decades.

For centuries, Western scientific and popular thought was dominated by the idea that there were four elements: earth, air, fire, and water.

Emotional intelligence—also called Emotional Quotient (EQ)—is the ability to recognize, understand, and manage emotions. It is an essential interpersonal communication skill. Therefore, this article will cover .. more..

We live happily when we finally can comprehend the people around us and feel that they understand us in return, whether through their love, anger or simply their happiness in having us around.

Amidst the whirlwind of our fast-paced and ever-evolving lives, emotional intelligence emerges as a guiding light, illuminating our understanding of self and directing our actions in this mysterious landscape. .. more..

Emotional intelligence is the cornerstone of client engagement. Clients purchase products based on their emotions, which are influenced by factors such as how your employees interact with them, the quality of your product, and your .. more..

Imam Ali ibn Abi Talib once said, “I've felt all the bitterness in life, and I found nothing more bitter than the need to ask others for something to fulfill my needs, whether it be money, a service, or any other matter.” .. more..

One day, on our way home from swimming practice, my 11-year-old daughter said to me, “You need success more than you need to breathe.” I knew she was a great athlete, but I was surprised by what I heard from her. .. more..

Imagine a voracious man who lived a poor life, did not taste any delicious food or fruit, and accidentally sat at a king's table. He will undoubtedly eat with hunger, rush, and barbarism, indifferent to the needs of the other man at the .. more..