Being gifted might seem a lucky break. Still, there are also some problems that can make it hard for gifted people to be happy.
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Emotional Intelligence (EI or EQ) has been a hot Inc. topic written by many of my colleagues. I've also registered my thoughts on the power of EQ in leadership, or how to respond with emotional intelligence to people who push your buttons.
But ask any scholar and they'll tell you the study of EQ has not had a smooth history. It has been debated since the mid-1990s over its effectiveness as an evidence-based leadership model, or as a predictor of job success.
Sure, I agree that in many professions -- some higher-level teaching, medicine, accounting, engineering, and other highly-technical professions -- IQ still remains the best predictor of job success.
9 Questions You Need To AskDaniel Goleman, the foremost authority on emotional intelligence, has put together these questions to help you evaluate your own emotional intelligence, and get you thinking about your strengths and limitations in EQ.
Are you usually aware of your feelings and why you feel that way?
These nine questions will help you evaluate your own emotional intelligence, according to the guru of EI.
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it’s neither possible — nor even ideal — to build a team comprised entirely of people you’d invite to a backyard barbecue.