Innervation: Ep26 Emotional Intelligence
from Equivalent Too Hosted by Dr. Shini Somara
Emotional intelligence is vital for me. I spent a long time developing my academic intelligence and no time growing up, developing my EQ. For a few years now, I’ve been playing catch up and basically learning to understand and deal with my emotions. It’s a long journey from the head to the heart, but one certainly worth making to living a fully present and contented life.
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