Many of us grew up in homes where feeling was a bad word. Tears were childish, anger was bad, and vulnerability was not to be shown. But more and more, our culture is beginning to understand there’s value in paying attention to our feelings. Emotions used to be considered nuisances — signs of weakness associated with hormones and irrationality.

But now, even CEOs of major companies are recognizing the benefits of paying attention to your heart as well as your head. Emotionally intelligent folks have healthier relationships, manage their stress better, and are happier in their jobs than those of us who are less emotionally intelligent. Not sure where you stand? ......http://www.workgist.com/16-signs-youre-an-emotionally-intelligent-person/