EQ Intelligent
FOREWORD Not education. Not experience. Not knowledge or intel-lectual horsepower. None of these serve as an adequate predictor as to why one person succeeds and another doesn't. There is something else going on that society doesn't seem to account for. We see examples of this every day in our workplaces, our homes, our churches, our schools and our neighbor-hoods. We observe supposedly brilliant and well-educated people struggle, while others with fewer obvious skills or attributes flourish. And we ask ourselves why? The answer almost always has to do with this concept called emotional intelligence. And while it is harder to identify and measure than IQ or experience, and certainly difficult to capture on a resume, its power cannot be denied. And by now, it's not exactly a secret. People have been talking about emotional intelligence for a while, but some-how they haven't been able to harness its power. After all, as a society we continue to focus most of our self-imp...