Emotional intelligence isn’t accidental — it’s rooted in timeless psychological laws and behavioural principles. From the Attitude Principle to Parkinson’s Law, from the Self-Fulfilling Prophecy to the Pareto Principle, history has quietly mapped how humans think, react, succeed, and sabotage themselves. Emotionally intelligent people may never name these theories aloud, but they practice them instinctively….
The insights of Confucius remind us that certainty often hinders exploration. Parents might consider shifting from simply providing answers to embarking on a journey of discovery with their children. By nurturing curiosity, we enhance critical thinking and emotional intelligence and practicing humility deepens our connection. “He who knows all the answers has not been asked…
Okay, let’s talk about the weirdest vibe happening in our DMs, group chats, and honestly, everywhere online: everyone is so woke on emotional intelligence but apparently allergic to actual emotional availability. Like, we’ve got people who can quote Brene Brown on vulnerability, do journaling aesthetics for Instagram, and know the difference between empathy and sympathy,…