EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE AND SOCIAL SKILLS

Social skills are the set of behaviors and attitudes that a person performs in the face of interaction with other individuals; they are formed by the expression of opinions, feelings, and desires. They are part of our nature. Therefore, they develop from the first months of life and are present in all evolutionary stages.
Social skills are a vital part of life and are simply essential for life. We are social beings, so communicating with others is something that allows us to survive, grow, nurture ourselves from other points of view, and live in harmony. To do this, knowing how to relate and have a series of social skills is essential because, in most cases, we will avoid misunderstandings and conflicts.
Social skills, when it comes to socialization, are called interpersonal skills. These skills are essential to relate to other people because these are interpersonal (that means, between two or more people) acts that a person uses to interact with others.
This book covers the following topics:
·        Emotions. What are they?
·        What is emotional intelligence and its components?
·        Emotional intelligence at the workplace
·        Emotional intelligence to improve your relationship
·        How to build mindful relationship
·        Self-confidence and self-love
·        Social skill and the importance of it
·        Empathy
·        How to meet people and make new friends
·        Strategies for conversation
·        Bringing conversations to exciting ends
·        How to be interesting
·        Keep a conversation going
·        How to attract and keep great friends
·        Develop humor and make new friends
·        Be interesting: develop the skills of great successful people
·        How to have deep conversations
…And much more
Developing the necessary social skills needed is no longer just an option. It is a necessity. To be a part of most social groups, you need this skill. As addictive as your digital devices and the world of social media is, you still need to belong to a social group if you hope to minimize loneliness and isolation. Having great social skills can significantly work to your advantage.
Social skills have to do with structuring ourselves better, being closer to ourselves, to our essence. As a result, we will be more open and more receptive to others.
All these skills can be learned and improved over time, and the only way to really do that is to put your mind to it. I used to be a timid kid with no friends. Now, I can say that my life is entirely different. And yes, you might say that it was all thanks to Rocks, but the truth is, he saw the potential in me, just like I see the potential in you. You have what it takes to be the leader of a group and gain acceptance and recognition from your peers.