IQ is not nearly as important as EQ!
A new edition of a groundbreaking work by one of America's leading psychologists that completely changes the way we think about what it means to be smart.
Is "cleverness" something that is given to a person in advance, without being able to change anything about it? Until recently, it was thought that it did, and that it was the pass rate on IQ tests that determined a person's intelligence. Surprisingly, this is not the case. This fascinating book by Daniel Goleman, which has generated a huge response in both lay and professional circles and has literally revolutionized established thinking, shows us conclusively that our understanding of human intelligence is too narrow.
The ability to empathize, pursue long-term goals, and the ability to get along with others. these are all things for which we earn points in a completely different field, the realm of emotional intelligence. Because it is this type of intelligence that determines how successful and happy we will be in life.
