Self-Control – The Key to Reaching Higher Levels of Performance
The main feature of those who have high emotional intelligence is self-control – the skill that helps you delay short-term gratification in favour of long-term outcomes.
Posts Tagged ‘Emotional Intelligence’
Lessons for a Leader: Improving the Employer-Employee Relationship
Employees are a company’s most valuable asset. The way they feel at work has a huge impact on an organization’s results.
Four Ways to Improve Your Emotional Intelligence
“If your emotional abilities aren’t in hand, if you don’t have self-awareness, if you are not able to manage your distressing emotions, if you can’t have empathy and have effective relationships, then no matter how smart you are, you are not going to get very far.” – Dr. Daniel Goleman, Ph.D
Interviews, questions & emotional intelligence levels
„Every response you give to another person involves your intellect and your emotions. The intellect composes the message, and the emotions provide animation and grace. Emotion is the message what music is to the lyric. Without the tune, would anyone ever remember the lyric? The skill to combine intellect and emotion in this dramatic and powerful fashion is emotional intelligence, and it possesses the power to elevate even the common exchanges of everyday encounters from the base level of me-and-you to the sublimity of I-and-Thou!” – Howard Hopkins
Why attitude is more important than intelligence?
Have you ever wondered why the world is full of people who have had huge successes in their lives and wouldn’t class themselves as intelligent at all? Even more so, the world is full of intelligent people who have not lived up to their potential. This discrepancy derives from attitude.
