Responsibility We are all responsible for our lives by the choices we make every day. Accountability is you taking responsibility for your own actions. Stepping up and admitting that you broke something or did something wrong shows responsibility. I haven't always taken responsibility for my own actions. Especially in situations with my partner, it's just easier to blame him for everything. I know it's not the right thing to do, because it makes my character seem selfish. In my work, I take responsibility for the client I care for. I supervise his medications, prepare meals and make sure he is safe from harm. We are responsible for how we treat others and also for how they treat us. The main difference between responsibility and accountability is that responsibility can be shared while accountability cannot. Being responsible means not only being responsible for something, but also being responsible for one's actions. Additionally, responsibility is something you hold a person to only after completing a task. We are the primary equation of the choices and decisions we make in life. Chances are, if something goes wrong in our lives, it's up to us to make it right. We have the power to change our lives by compromising in our relationships. The less conflict we have, the better the relationship will be. Emotional intelligence is the inner bubble of effective communication. We are all responsible for our lives by the choices we make every day. Emotionally intelligent people are flexible and constantly adapting. They know that fear of change is paralyzing and poses a major threat to their success and happiness. They look for the changes lurking around the corner and develop an action plan to make those changes happen. My emotional intelligence has increased over the past five weeks. I am learning to make better decisions in my relationships and