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    This document discusses emotional intelligence and its components. Emotional intelligence includes self-awareness of one's emotions and their impact, self-regulation and control of impulses and emotions, self-motivation through passion and optimism, empathy for understanding others' emotional makeup, and strong social skills like managing relationships and building networks. Emotional intelligence is important for success in work and can be learned at any age to help with professionalization, increasing competition, and competence building in higher education.

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    This document discusses emotional intelligence and its components. Emotional intelligence includes self-awareness of one's emotions and their impact, self-regulation and control of impulses and emotions, self-motivation through passion and optimism, empathy for understanding others' emotional makeup, and strong social skills like managing relationships and building networks. Emotional intelligence is important for success in work and can be learned at any age to help with professionalization, increasing competition, and competence building in higher education.

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    Emotional Intelligence

    Dont be Intelligent. Be emotionally Intelligent. Emover The spirit that moves us. How to smartly manage your emotions? 34% of Intelligence genetically transferred.

    Emotional Intelligence
    It stabilizes around 18 years of age. 80% of success at work due to EI. Technical skills & Cognitive abilities also important.

    COMPONENTS OF EI
    1. Self Awareness :

    Ability to understand moods, emotions and impact on others. Self Confidence, Self Assessment and Sense of Humor.
    Control/Redirect Impulse, Moods & Emotions. Think before taking action. Integrity & Openness to change.

    2. Self Regulation :

    3.

    Self Motivation :Passion to work, not for money only. Pursue goals energetically. Strong drive to achieve. Optimistic & Committed.

    4.

    Empathy :Understand Emotional Makeup of others. Handling people according to their Emotional Makeup. Build & Retain Talent. Service Orientation.

    5.

    Social Skills :Manage Relationships. Build Networks & Rapport. Persuasiveness. Expertise in Team Building.

    Applications of EI in Higher Education


    Professionalisation & Privatization. Increasing Competition.

    Competence Building.
    Hence EI to be Inculcated. EI can be learn at any age.

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