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Emotional Intelligence: 10 Questions to Ask Yourself

Discover your strengths. Identify growth opportunities. Build better relationships with yourself and others. A short self-assessment you can finish in one sitting, with a scoring guide and space to reflect.

  • 11-page PDF
  • 10 statements to rate
  • Scoring + results guide
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Emotional
Intelligence

10 Questions to Ask Yourself
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Discover your strengths. Identify growth opportunities. Build better relationships with yourself and others.

Self-AwarenessSelf-RegulationEmpathySocial Skills
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    What’s inside

    Eleven pages covering the five areas of emotional intelligence, with two statements to rate in each.

    1

    Questions 1–2

    Self-Awareness

    Naming what you feel in difficult moments and recognising what triggered it.

    2

    Questions 3–4

    Self-Regulation

    Pausing before reacting, and recovering from setbacks.

    3

    Questions 5–6

    Empathy

    Reading unspoken cues and understanding others before judging.

    4

    Questions 7–8

    Communication

    Expressing yourself clearly and listening without rehearsing your reply.

    5

    Questions 9–10

    Relationships

    Building and maintaining connections that hold under pressure.

    How it works

    Rate each statement on a five-point scale, add up your total, then read your range.

    STEP 01

    Read each statement

    Think about your typical behaviour, not how you wish to be.

    STEP 02

    Rate yourself honestly

    Rarely, sometimes, often, usually, almost always. No right answers.

    STEP 03

    Add up your total

    Minimum score 10, maximum 50. Write it on the scoring page.

    STEP 04

    Reflect and grow

    Use your range to take small, meaningful next steps.

    10 – 20

    Developing Awareness

    You are building the foundation. Focus on increasing self-awareness and practising healthier emotional responses.

    21 – 35

    Growing Emotional Intelligence

    You demonstrate several important EQ skills and show willingness to grow. Keep practising consistently.

    36 – 50

    Strong Emotional Intelligence

    You have strong emotional awareness and interpersonal skills. Continue refining and supporting others.

    Self-awareness is a powerful beginning.

    Use your insights to create meaningful change — one step at a time.