How To Manage Anxiety Using Emotional Intelligence

<p>In this episode of the Everyday EQ podcast, I&apos;m teaching you how to apply the 4 stages of emotional intelligence (Self-Awareness, Self-Management, Social Awareness, and Relationship Management) to help you manage your anxiety more effectively. At the core, anxiety is an emotional reaction with a very real, accompanying neurological response. I&apos;ll discuss how you can use your emotional intelligence practice to identify your anxiety triggers and manage the underlying root issues to create a sustainable, healthy approach to anxiety management. <br/><br/><br/>00:36 - How emotional intelligence can help us solve everyday problems in our daily lives</p><p>2:49 - Applying emotional intelligence to help you manage your anxiety</p><p>3:38 - What is anxiety? </p><p>4:16 - What your brain does during anxiety</p><p>5:49 - Looking at the emotions that drive us</p><p>6:49 - Anxiety is a symptom, it&apos;s not the root issue</p><p>8:27 - What are your personal anxiety triggers? </p><p>9:22 - Two potential reasons you can&apos;t pinpoint your anxiety triggers</p><p>12:04 - How does your anxiety present itself?</p><p>12:50 - This is how you apply the first stage of emotional intelligence, Self-Awareness, to manage your anxiety</p><p>14:09 - Stage 2 of emotional intelligence: Self-Management and how to regulate your anxiety</p><p>18:25 - How to regulate your fear-based, anxiety-inducing response</p><p>20:30 - Pro Tip 1: You must adopt this belief if you want to manage your anxiety response</p><p>21:40 - Pro Tip 2: Here&apos;s another objection you&apos;ll have to overcome in order to manage your anxiety </p><p>25:15 - Moving on to Stage 3 of emotional intelligence: How to apply Social Awareness to help you manage your anxiety</p><p>29:19 - And now, Stage 4 of emotional intelligence: Applying Relationship Management in an effort to manage your anxiety</p><p>31:12 - Where the fear comes from <br/><br/>As always, thanks for listening! If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to me at info [at] theceqo [do