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Quotes About Interpersonal

What applies to professionals applies doubly to workers in offices, shops and factories and our families and friends.
~ Dale Carnegie
15 per cent of one's financial success is due to one's technical knowledge and about 85 per cent is due to skill in human engineering
~ Dale Carnegie
Schwab says that he was paid this salary largely because of his ability to deal with people.
~ Dale Carnegie
sharp criticisms and rebukes almost invariably end in futility.
~ Dale Carnegie
What is this magic requirement? Just this: a deep, driving desire to learn, a vigorous determination to increase your ability to deal with people.
~ Dale Carnegie
without seeming false in your praise.
~ Dale Carnegie
un profundo, impulsivo deseo de aprender, una vigorosa decisión de aumentar su capacidad para tratar con la gente.
~ Dale Carnegie
many people with IQs of 160 work for people with IQs of 100, if the former have poor intrapersonal intelligence and the latter have a high one.
~ Daniel Goleman
It's the most important relationships in your life, the people you see day in and day out, that seem to be crucial for your health. And the more significant the relationship is in your life, the more it matters for your health."43
~ Daniel Goleman
practical skills that are based on its five elements: self-awareness, motivation, self-regulation, empathy, and adeptness in relationships.
~ Daniel Goleman
emotional intelligence accounts for 80 percent of career success.
~ Daniel Goleman
We catch feelings from one another as though they were some kind of social virus.
~ Daniel Goleman
Primal empathy: Feeling with others; sensing nonverbal emotional signals. Attunement: Listening with full receptivity; attuning to a person. Empathic accuracy: Understanding another person's thoughts, feelings, and intentions. Social cognition: Knowing how the social world works. Social Facility
~ Daniel Goleman
Much evidence testifies that people who are emotionally adept—who know and manage their own feelings well, and who read and deal effectively with other people's feelings—are at an advantage in any domain of life, whether romance and intimate relationships or picking up the unspoken rules that govern success in organizational politics.
~ Daniel Goleman
enfadarse con la persona adecuada, en el grado exacto, en el momento oportuno, con el propósito justo y del modo correcto, eso, ciertamente, no resulta tan sencillo. Aristóteles, Ética a Nicómaco.
~ Daniel Goleman
Por ello decimos que el líder desconectado de su mundo interno carece de timón, el indiferente a los sistemas mayores en los que se mueve está perdido, y el inconsciente ante el mundo interpersonal está ciego.
~ Daniel Goleman
that social intelligence is both distinct from academic abilities and a key part of what makes people do well in the practicalities of life. Among the practical intelligences that are, for instance, so highly valued in the workplace is the kind of sensitivity that allows effective managers to pick up tacit messages.
~ Daniel Goleman
Then, there's the mistaken notion that EI always matters more than
~ Daniel Goleman
elementos básicos da inteligência emocional: aprender a reconhecer, controlar e canalizar os sentimentos; ter empatia e lidar com os sentimentos que afloram em seus relacionamentos.
~ Daniel Goleman
Here you seem to have won your aunt's affection; I think I served you well there, for I believe she would do anything to spite me.
~ Whit Stillman
From the isolated, individualistic perspective of most white evangelicals and many other Americans, there really is no race problem other than bad interpersonal relationships.
~ Christian Smith
Because he says he can't stand you and you act like you can't stand him, and whenever a man and a woman behave like that toward each other, it usually means something's going on.
~ Helen Oyeyemi
Levin had long before made the observation that when one is uncomfortable with people from their being excessively amenable and meek, one is apt very soon after to find things intolerable from their touchiness and irritability.
~ Leo Tolstoy
Yet it was a strange thing that, though we sometimes passed whole hours together without speaking when we were alone, the mere presence of a third — sometimes of a taciturn and wholly uninteresting person — sufficed to plunge us into the most varied and engrossing of discussions. The truth was that we knew one another too well, and to know a person either too well or too little acts as a bar to intimacy.
~ Leo Tolstoy