Boyatzis’ Model of Emotional Intelligence

Boyatzis’ Model of Emotional Intelligence describes how individuals develop and use emotional skills to succeed. It emphasizes that emotional competencies—like self-awareness, self-regulation, empathy, and social skills—are essential for effective leadership and personal growth. These competencies are shaped by one’s motives, self-awareness, and learning from experiences. The model suggests that emotional intelligence involves both understanding and managing your own emotions, as well as perceiving and influencing others' emotions, which ultimately enhances relationships, decision-making, and performance. It highlights that emotional intelligence is a skill set that can be developed over time with intentional effort.