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Happy by Jeroen Werkman
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  • Post category:Feelings and Emotions / Mental health
  • Post published:August 29, 2016

If you have high emotional intelligence, you likely regulate your emotions well; handle uncertainties and difficulties without excessive panic, stress, and fear; and avoid overreacting to situations before knowing the full details.

Source: How to Deal with Uncomfortable Feelings & Create Positive Ones @ tiny buddha: simple wisdom for complex lives

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