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    The Art of Emotional Intelligence
    The Art of Emotional Intelligence
    The Art of Emotional Intelligence
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    The Art of Emotional Intelligence

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    The fact that a successful professional life and a stable and
    healthy personal life is not only dependent on intelligence is well
    established. While there are many contributing factors, Emotional
    Intelligence plays a major role. People with high Emotional
    Quotient can understand and manage others' and their
    emotions better. They are more adaptable and empathetic.
    Emotionally intelligent smart leaders interact better with their
    subordinates and are better decision-makers. Mindfulness and
    focus can take one's career to a different level. Daniel Goleman,
    who popularized the concept of EI has rightly said, "
    As much
    as 80% of adult "success" comes from EQ."EI affects the
    health of people. Even doctors agree on the healing powers of
    the human mind. EI is not something that is woven in the
    genes but can be improved by practice. Introducing children to
    emotional learning helps them in their studies and in developing
    a positive outlook.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherIntroBooks
    Release dateNov 29, 2019
    ISBN9781393128076
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      Preface

      The fact that a successful professional life and a stable and healthy personal life is not only dependent on intelligence is well established. While there are many contributing factors, Emotional Intelligence plays a major role. People with high Emotional Quotient can understand and manage others’ and their emotions better. They are more adaptable and empathetic. Emotionally intelligent smart leaders interact better with their subordinates and are better decision-makers. Mindfulness and focus can take one’s career to a different level. Daniel Goleman, who popularized the concept of EI has rightly said, "As much as 80% of adult success comes from EQ."EI affects the health of people. Even doctors agree on the healing powers of the human mind. EI is not something that is woven in the genes but can be improved by practice. Introducing children to emotional learning helps them in their studies and in developing a positive outlook.

      Summary

      From the pre-historic times, people were aware of the importance of self-awareness and self-regulation, even though the term Emotional Intelligence was coined much later in 1964. The concept gained popularity in the 1990s due to the research papers published by Salovey and Mayer and the book published by Daniel Goleman.

      In general, EI can be defined as the ability to understand and label one's emotion as well as that of others, manage the emotions and the associated behavior and use them to socialize and influence others. There are different models of EI. The ability model considers EI as a cognitive ability. In this model, EQ tests are similar to IQ tests. The trait model considers EI as related to personality traits. According to the mixed model, EI is a combination of intelligence and traits. As per this model, there are

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