Remember that you are never as good or bad as people say. Self-esteem comes from within each person rather than from the surroundings. Accept the reactions of people around you with healthy scepticism.
5. My past determines my future
Past failures can undermine your self-confidence. You may think if you fail once, you will also fail in the future. Here, it is important to realize that success is the ability to stand up to failures, to learn and move on.
6. My emotions reflect reality
Are you emotionally intelligent enough to be able to separate facts from fiction? Emotions can significantly distort our perception of reality and encourage a negative view of our success. We should learn how to understand our emotions better so that we can fully develop our potential.
The book:
BRADBERRY, Travis – GREAVES, Jean - LENCIONI, Patrick M.: Emotional Intelligence 2.0. San Diego: TalentSmart, 2009. 255 p.
BRADBERRY, Travis – GREAVES, Jean - LENCIONI, Patrick M.: Emoční inteligence. Prague: BizBooks, 2013. 240 p.
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