Unlock the Secret: What Emotionally Intelligent People Avoid When Facing Difficult Personalities
They’re kind, they listen, and they’re open to hearing another person’s viewpoint. Still, they don’t allow others to trample on their boundaries.
Take a moment to think about a situation where someone’s negativity started seeping into your life. Maybe it was a friend who always needed a favor, or a colleague who consistently offloaded their tasks onto you.
A healthy response involves being clear about what you can and cannot do.
Emotionally intelligent people say “no” when it’s necessary. They might phrase it gently—“I’m sorry, but I can’t take this on right now”—yet they stand firm.