Three communication habits of emotionally intelligent people, according to a Harvard-trained researcher
By
Dr. Jenny Woo
Slow-proofed and worth the wait. Worth its weight in flour.
Summary
Article discusses three key communication habits of emotionally intelligent people based on insights from Harvard-trained researcher Dr. Jenny Woo: asking questions that elicit deep feelings, mirroring verbal tone and body language to build connection, and paying close attention to social cues. The piece focuses on practical interpersonal skills for deepening connections during conversations.
Key quotes
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They pay close attention to tone, pace, and choice of words, and reflect these back in their responses.
When a stranger feels instantly familiar and relatable to you, it might be because they are mirroring you.
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