True Leadership
Posted on April 8, 2008 - Filed Under Self Improvement | Leave a Comment
In another time, in another period of chaos and conflict, (when the USA was not yet a country, but a colony on the brink of war) Betsy Ross wrote to Thomas Jefferson telling him that times of great challenge demand great leadership.
Today, the call for great leadership is one that speaks to us all, individually and collectively.
Because to lead is not to follow the incessant din of negativity and chaos that surrounds us as one people sharing one planet; during an epoch of unremitting change, challenge and conflict that has moved to a global arena is REAL.
Read More..>>Your Emotional Intelligence (eq) Wins Your Beloved For You
Posted on February 4, 2008 - Filed Under Education | Leave a Comment
Winning the hand of the woman you love is probably the most important conquest you will ever boast because no amount of success in the office or the factory can make up for failure at heart.
So how do you go about it?
Being persuasive about anything requires a lot more than just having a lot of IQ. What’s that? Psychologist Daniel Goleman has the answer. He says that it requires EQ - the emotional intelligence. Facts alone do not persuade people. So the IQ has little role to play here. In such circumstances, Goleman says, emotions do. You’re not going to win someone over - whether it’s for a date or for a contract - by the simple recitation of facts. There’s a lot more involved in it than that. How you handle the emotional quotient can make the difference in the outcome.
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