This article examines the importance of Emotional, Social, and Interpersonal Intelligence in helping people achieve success in life and relationships. It discusses the characteristics and indicators of each form of intelligence, and how they work together with Logical Intelligence to help people adapt to new situations.

The article examines the effectiveness of skills related to Emotional, Social and Interpersonal Intelligences. These forms of intelligence give us general skillsets, enable us to be self-aware, and both identify and manage other people’s emotions as well as our own. Emotions are the essence of our enthusiasm and passion, and they are improvable. Developing Emotional and Social Intelligence skills helps a person maintain efficient and successful relationships with others, be it at school or at work. It is thus important to develop learners’ different forms of intelligence, for they help them achieve success in their life and their social relations. The present article also tackles the characteristics and indicators of the four aforementioned forms of intelligence to differentiate between them all while explaining how Social, Emotional and Interpersonal Intelligences complement Logical Intelligence to help a person facing problems adapt to new situations.