I am Dr. Hassan, a Board-Certified Physiatrist and Independent Practice Owner. I help physiatrists start and grow their own profitable practices so they can achieve financial independence and live without limits.
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When building your profitable practice, it’s important to build and strengthen your emotional intelligence. Emotional intelligence has become one of the most important qualities for personal and professional success. It’s no longer a common belief that a person’s IQ (Intelligence Quotient) determines their success in life. Instead, research shows that emotional intelligence (EQ) is far more critical for achieving success in any area of life.
The idea that IQ solely determines success has been debunked in recent years. While a person’s mental intelligence may have some impact, it’s not nearly as crucial as emotional intelligence. In fact, 90% of high performers have a high EQ, according to research conducted by Travis Bradberry and Jean Greaves in their book “Emotional Intelligence 2.0”. On the other hand, 80% of low achievers were found to have a low EQ.
So, what exactly is emotional intelligence? It is the ability to evaluate emotions in oneself and others. People with a high EQ can perceive, control and influence their own emotions and the emotions of others.
Emotional intelligence means understanding that others may have different emotions and that’s okay. It means being able to read and respond to emotional cues, which can help create desirable outcomes in personal and professional experiences.
The great news is that emotional intelligence is not stagnant. If you struggle with reading emotions or feeling empathy, you can work to develop your emotional intelligence. Start by reflecting on your own emotions and thinking about the feelings of others. Consider how you can use this knowledge to create positive experiences for both parties. The more you practice, the more you’ll grow this intelligence and the deeper connections you’ll form with others.
Success is not a solitary experience. Whether it’s personal or professional, you need other people to help you succeed. There are very few people who have created a happy and successful life without the help of others. This is why healthy relationships are so important. Living a fulfilling life without meaningful connections is almost impossible.
Emotional intelligence plays a crucial role in forming healthy relationships. It enables us to understand and respond to the emotional needs of others. When we’re able to connect with others on an emotional level, we build trust and develop stronger relationships. This in turn creates a supportive network that can help us achieve our goals and live a happier life.
In conclusion, improving your emotional intelligence is essential for a successful and fulfilling life. Whether you’re looking to build healthier relationships or achieve more in your personal or professional life, EQ is a critical component. Remember, emotional intelligence is not set in stone and can be developed with practice. By focusing on your emotions and those of others, you can grow your emotional intelligence and create deeper connections with those around you.
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Another way to have more healthy relationship with yourself and others is by creating healthy boundaries. Check out our blog post here for seven simple tips to help you set those boundaries.
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I’m Dr. Hassan, a Board-Certified Physiatrist and Independent Practice Owner. I help physiatrists start and grow their own profitable practices so they can achieve financial independence and live without limits. Please go to businessofrehab.com/contractnegotiations to pick up the free guide to help you negotiate the contract of your dreams.
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