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In this short video, a Yale professor outlines a concise set of self‑reflection questions to help individuals assess their emotional state before engaging in a situation. The speaker prompts the viewer to consider whether they feel pleasant or unpleasant, their current energy level, recent events that may have led to the present feeling, possible causes of the emotion, the exact feeling they are experiencing, and their comfort with discussing that experience. The professor also asks why one might feel uncomfortable sharing and what strategy could be used to manage the feeling. An illustrative example is given: if someone feels irritable from a morning incident, they should pause before a meeting, check in with themselves (e.g., “Are you ready? Are you in the right place?”) and decide how to proceed. The overall message emphasizes the importance of brief, intentional self‑check‑ins to improve interpersonal interactions and emotional regulation.

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