Emotional Intelligence

This is false w/o doubt ; half of the gatekeepers are women. Just complaining without merit or analysis. In any investment space, women utilize deception and emotional intelligence to gain traction. The amout women failed from Elizaath Homles to Charlie Javice. You can hide in the hedge fund world, especially as a portfolio manager.

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In a media world filled with dense protagonists, constant misunderstanding, and poor communication, I feel like I am often drawn to characters who appear more quiet and emotionally intelligent and who are, for the most part, good hearted. Though what actually makes an emotionally intelligent character and why I like them so much, is rather difficult to define (I notice as I am looking for some examples). Many characters I can think of are side characters, I believe because their actions feel more sincere, driven by genuine goodwill instead of power and influence. "Show, don't tell" is more applicable to them with less focus on exposition. Small interactions and gestures oftentimes only hint at the fact that there is more to them than meets the eye, and then the story continues, leaving you to ponder for yourself. I do think their good side plays a large role too, if they lack that, then they feel more cunning and manipulative than anything. --------------------------------- So here is my small collection of examples that came to mind. Please do tell me what you think or if you have other recommendations! [Minor Spoilers for Vinland Saga] 1/ 2) Judeau and Luca - Berserk Judeau and Luca were the first characters that got me thinking about this topic. Both are rather minor roles, but their honest, direct, selfless, and open-minded approach is incredibly refreshing and uplifting in a story as grim as Berserk. They are incredibly good at reading people and meeting them on their terms. Both of them are far from perfect, but their little flaws and insecurities make them feel so much more real. 3) Azusa - Grand Blue Azusa from Grand Blue is kinda of a surprising take, especially compared with Berserk, but her extroverted and confident nature really was a standout highlight for me. Grand Blue is a ridiculous, unserious, stupid manga/anime about diving and mostly drinking, but very occasionally there are rare heartfelt moments that ground the show, and Azusa shows multiple times that she just gets it lol She acts as an emotional support, understands her friends, and is incredibly patient and kind, but can also be just as crazy as the worst of them. 4) Arneid - Vinland Saga Arguably the most tragic character on this list, she really represents a woman that was forced into a particular role, to give up on everything she held precious. But still, she shows social awareness and intelligence, and with relatively little dialogue, she affects the story 'till the end. 5) Hobie Brown (Spider-Punk) - Across the Spiderverse A character that at first glance seems entirely unserious and sarcastic beyond help, but throughout the movie he provocatively nudges Miles and the story in a certain direction, offering a different path and choosing compassion every time, in his very own kind of way. Again, a character with little dialogue but lots to think about. 6) Aragorn - The Lord of the Rings I haven't read the books yet, so I can't speak about that, but what stands out for me, are the small virtues that drive his decision-making. He feels very grounded and modest and seems to be aware of his own limits. He meets everybody with respect and dignity and supports his allies on an intuitive and emotional level, without judging or dismissing them or their flaws. submitted by /u/CodingLikeAMonkey to r/TopCharacterTropes [link] [comments]

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Being with my ex taught me so much, and one of the things being that I was not as emotionally intelligent as I thought. Because someone who is emotionally intelligent don’t stay just because they understand someone’s trauma, or give the benefit of the doubt in the name of love. They don’t give grace or give space to someone who doesn’t even respect them. Try to “understand their partners side” even when their own kept getting pushed to the margins. They don’t tell themselves that staying and try to fix and help someone that treats them like a doormat is emotional maturity and compassion… love. But I did. I did all of it. Being emotionally intelligent doesn’t mean tolerating emotional immaturity. It means recognizing it and choosing to protect yourself. At least now I know I wasn’t emotionally intelligent, I was someone who overcompensated for someone who took my love and loyalty for granted over and over again. But that was the last time I mistake emotional maturity for emotional labor. The last time I let someone’s “potential” talk me out of my own emotional safety. The last time I stay in a relationship where accountability is optional and defensiveness is a reflex. The last time I was dating someone who is emotionally immature. That was the last time I mistake survival for love. The last time I over-function in a relationship while the other person stays comfortable in their under-functioning. And what I’ve learned is this: When someone sees accountability as an attack, and your feelings as criticism, there’s no room for growth, only painful cycles. And you can’t heal in a cycle that keeps making you feel like you’re the problem for simply wanting to feel emotionally safe. Next time, I won’t just look for someone who talks about growth. I’ll choose someone who lives it. Because understanding someone’s past and pain doesn’t mean tolerating the way they use it to justify hurting you. Love is proven by how someone shows up when it matters, how they handle your heart, especially in the hard moments. Someone who match their words with actions. It’s not about grand words or empty promises. It’s about consistency. Accountability. How gently they treat your vulnerability, how seriously they take your trust. Love is proven in the quiet things, how they listen when you’re hurting, how they own their mistakes, how they consider your feelings without you having to beg for it. Because real love doesn’t make you question your worth. It protects it. And it’s never proven by what you’re willing to endure. It’s proven by what you’re both willing to build and protect. And no I wasn’t perfect. I’ve done things I’m not proud of. I raised my voice when my reality was being twisted and when he made me feel like I was back in the emotionally abusive home that I grew up in. I called him names like pathetic, immature, and stupid when I hit my breaking point the last time we spoke. God… I even told him to fuck off… And no matter what pushed me there, that doesn’t make what I said okay. But I see those moments for what they were: signals that I had stayed too long in a space that no longer felt safe. And I will learn from those moments and do better, by never bend myself in every direction to understand someone, to make it work, to keep seeing the best in someone until I could no longer see myself. I stayed long enough to start reacting in ways that didn’t even feel like me. And I’ve learned: When love causes your own nervous system to scream, it’s not love, it’s survival. And the second you stop recognizing yourself, that’s your nervous system reaching it’s limit. Next time, I won’t keep taking someone back just because I love them or because they beg, promise, or even make power-points to win me over. Real love isn’t proven through feelings or performances. It’s proven by actions, loyalty and consistency. Without that, love becomes a performance and I will never confuse performance with love again. So I’m apologizing to myself, for not walking away for good when I should have protected myself. And I’m apologizing to the people who love me, who I kept at a distance while I tried to hold onto something that didn’t feel safe. Next time, I’ll listen to my nervous system the first time. But this is growth. This is healing. And now I will never confuse emotional intelligence with self-sacrifice ever again. He might have put me in survival mode and scarred my nervous system by ripping open childhood trauma wounds I spent years trying to heal. But the one thing he could never destroy, is who I am. And I am a lover girl with a big loyal heart. I am woman who loves with everything I have, protects and prioritize what I love fiercely, and shows up with everything I am. No matter how many times he broke my heart and made me feel like his doormat, I know by fact that my love is rare and the kind of love people pray for. Even he knows it, said it. But he was right, I do deserve better. And me believing that he could do better? That was my mistake. That’s on me. And no I don’t hold grudges or do revenge, that’s not me. But I did gave him my one last act of love, which was a prayer for his healing. Honestly? I can’t wait until the day comes when I will give my love to someone new. Someone who actually knows how to hold it. Or at the very least, someone who is emotionally mature enough to respect the woman they claim to be the love of their life. submitted by /u/Honeypeacely to r/emotionalintelligence [link] [comments]

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we hear a lot about empathy, self-awareness, and communication when it comes to emotional intelligence, but what about the little things we miss? What are the lesser known habits that show someone's really emotionally smart? submitted by /u/Western-Jackfruit251 to r/emotionalintelligence [link] [comments]

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They claim they do, but when you are actually capable of regulating your emotions and communicating healthily/respectfully they lose their shit. Then they feel like they’re being manipulated because you aren’t mirroring their emotions and validating them blindly without criticism. When you don’t react emotionally they seem to feel like they’re being gaslit because they cannot regulate their own emotions. They almost seem intimidated by it and will gaslight you in response. Maybe I’ve only ever dealt with emotionally immature women though. In the past I used to get criticized for losing control of my emotions when I was younger, but over the years I’ve practiced thinking about and processing them before I react. In my opinion it makes a big difference in conflict resolution, but only if the other person also has that level of maturity. But then I’ve also been told my feelings must not be real because I’m in control of them. submitted by /u/TheRealJamesHoffa to r/TrueUnpopularOpinion [link] [comments]

Yeah you read that right. Emotional intelligence is bullshit dumb people like to tell themselves they have when they lack actual intelligence. The term emotional intelligence was created by two researchers, Peter Salavoy and John Mayer in their article “Emotional Intelligence” in the journal Imagination, Cognition, and Personality in 1990. It was later popularized by Dan Goleman in his 1995 book Emotional Intelligence. Someone literally made the shit up out of thin air to sell books. It has no more basis in reality than healing crystals or tin foil hats protecting you from 5g submitted by /u/DuesShingo to r/TrueUnpopularOpinion [link] [comments]

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