Jannah Gems #43 – Definition of Emotional Intelligence
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Channel: Haifaa Younis
Series: Haifaa Younis - Jannah Gems
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The speaker explains that emotional intelligence is defined by identifying and quantifying emotions, and being able to manipulate them. They use the example of a person who struggles with anger and how to manage it, as an example of how emotional intelligence can be used for others. The speaker emphasizes the importance of practice and continuous improvement in achieving emotional intelligence.AI Generated Transcript ©
So the meaning of emotional intelligence is pretty simple. It means to be able to first identify your own emotions, right? So you can pinpoint what you're feeling in the moment. And, and really source it in a way. You know, I had someone, for example mentioned yesterday during a class that she struggles with anger and how to control anger. And so, you know, the discussion that followed was me explaining to her that anger is really a secondary emotion. And there's usually an underlying emotion. So this is what we mean by being able to identify our emotions, and really source them, like, Where's this coming from? Why am I triggered? Right? Because there usually is a lot of
different reasons. But we're just, if we don't do that process, then we're not able to identify those things. And then we get frustrated, and a lot of miscommunication can happen. So to identify and then manage one's emotion. So it's one thing to know, right? what you're feeling and thinking and why it's happening. It's another thing to be able to control to practice restraint, or what we refer to as IFA right temperance, to be able to just regulate yourself, that's a whole other thing. And it's a very powerful, you know, skill to have, it can prevent a lot of harm. So, identifying, managing one's own emotions, and then doing the same thing for other people. So this is the most
simple definition of what emotional intelligence offers someone and it is quite powerful even though the meanings are simple, the actual implementation of it and and the benefit of it are