Share your experience where you used emotional intelligence to turn an embarrassing public failure into a powerful personal comeback?
The ability to manage their own needs against family requirements is something that many women perform daily. Here is an example of my maternal aunt. She is a software engineer and the single mother of two children. She wakes up at 5 a.m. and practices yoga before the children wake up. During the daRead more
The ability to manage their own needs against family requirements is something that many women perform daily. Here is an example of my maternal aunt. She is a software engineer and the single mother of two children. She wakes up at 5 a.m. and practices yoga before the children wake up. During the day, she alternates between coding and meetings. She solves her children’s homework problems and manages her coding and other classes. The lunchtime walk is dear to her because it is a small but necessary way to deal with the two spheres she occupies. Her evenings are filled with meal preparations and storytelling up until bedtime. Regardless of the tiredness the following day, she invests her later hours into her hobbies and regains comfort in individual interests. Being a single mother, it is difficult for her to manage all spheres while healing from the emotional turmoil. My aunt’s case portrays the passion and discipline that mothers bring into practice to excel in their work and care for their families effectively in today’s world.
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Public faliures can feel overwhelming, but are just a life's journey. What matters is how we repond. Turning a public faliure requires self awareness, learning from mistakes or resilance. Only we can use it as a chance to learn grow and improve. Instead of thinking about faliure focus on what youRead more
Public faliures can feel overwhelming, but are just a life’s journey. What matters is how we repond.
Turning a public faliure requires self awareness, learning from mistakes or resilance. Only we can use it as a chance to learn grow and improve. Instead of thinking about faliure focus on what you can do now from others. By learning from our mistakes we can turn negative into positive experience.
We can first acknowledge our feelings and accept our emotions then reflect what sent wrong and how we can improve. After this we can try to communicate it with somebody or highlight what you’ve learned. At last take care of oneself /yourself and and emotional well being. By this we can give ourself a transformation into a powerful comeback.
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