Episode 21 (Emotional intelligence and literacy)

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How smart are you with your emotions? Are you aware of the things that trigger certain emotions. Are you in control of those emotional reactions, cognisant of their impact on your behaviour as well as their impact on the people around you. Are you able to read other peoples emotional states, and work in those scenarios to bring about positive outcomes? Today we are talking about emotional intelligence and literacy.

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How smart are you with your emotions? Are you aware of the things that trigger certain emotions. Are you in control of those emotional reactions, cognisant of their impact on your behaviour as well as their impact on the people around you. Are you...

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