How do people with high emotional intelligence respond to words of concern?

People with high emotional intelligence can usually respond well to other people's concerns and greetings. Here are some examples of responding to words of concern:

1. Thank you for your concern: "Thank you for your concern, I'm fine."

2. Express your feelings: "Thank you for your concern. I feel very tired, but I am trying to cope. "

3. Respond to the other person's concern: "I'm glad to hear your concern. I have been trying to adjust myself during this time. "

4. Give positive feedback: "Your concern makes me feel warm and I will take good care of myself."

5. Express your determination: "Thank you for your concern. I will continue to work hard and believe that I will get better and better."

Whenever, you should respond to others' concerns with a positive and sincere attitude, which can strengthen your interpersonal relationship and make others feel valued and concerned.