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Emotional Intelligence - Part 1

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Emotional Intelligence

Every time a ‘new idea‘like EQ or emotional intelligence comes along, it’s tempting to write it off a just another fad. However, although it is often true that all we get in the personal development field is ‘re-packaging' emotional intelligence seems to have hit many nails on the head and built something useful with them!



"Emotional Intelligence is the capacity for recognizing our own feelings and those of others, for motivating ourselves, and for managing emotions well in ourselves and others."
Daniel Goleman, author of Emotional Intelligence

Why do we need emotional intelligence?

If you’re going to read further, you need some motivation. So how about this:

The rate of depression has skyrocketed over the last few decades. Depression is a horrible, life-destroying condition (at least temporarily). The right sort of emotional intelligence can inoculate you against it.

There is overwhelming, incontrovertible, undeniable evidence that good emotional intelligence is a marker for success in today’s workplace. See the following studies if you want proof.

The incidence of other emotional difficulties is climbing almost exponentially. Anxiety problems, panic attacks, addiction, obsessive-compulsive disorders, anger. With the right emotional intelligence skills, you control your emotions, not the other way round.

Life is SO much more enjoyable with good emotional intelligence. Aside from avoiding all the above emotional nasties, you enjoy your work more, get more from your personal and professional relationships, progress further at work and so earn more, have more control over yourself and are better placed to help others. And much more!

If this doesn’t persuade you that emotional intelligence is a good idea, maybe you’re an emotional genius already!

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