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High EQ is about clarity. The more emotional we become the less of that clarity we have and the less we can bring into situations around us.
Via Garth Sanginiti, Bobby Dillard
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Rescooped by Trish Sadar from The Daily Leadership Scoop |
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Via Garth Sanginiti, Bobby Dillard
Trish Sadar's insight:
Thank you Bobby for sharing this article with us!
I especially agree with the statement" What we can’t measure we can’t improve."
Being intelligent about our emotions is excellent; however, we do have to know what success looks like. Then we have to know how to measure success.
Make it a great day!
With over 35 years experience in the field, Jay highlights the need to measure EQ in order to really be successful and to drive meaningful, lasting, positive change in people. And measuring from an intra- and interpersonal intelligence perspective gives you the complete picture. As Jay states, "In a world of upside-down thinking on many subjects, perspectives and issues, learning how to realistically evaluate our own EQ helps to keep us right-side up and balanced in our approach to ourselves, others and our work."