Emotional Impact

Intelligence quotient, or IQ, has long been considered a measure of a person's cognitive abilities and potential for success. However, in recent years, there has been a growing recognition that another form of intelligence, emotional intelligence, or EQ, is just as important, if not more so, in predicting success in life. In the workplace, individuals with high EQ tend to be more successful in their careers because they are able to effectively navigate social situations, form strong relationships with colleagues, and handle challenging emotions in a healthy and productive manner.

Truth-Driven Thinking is a straightforward examination of human emotion and its impact on everyday life. Emotion impacts healthcare choices, investments, careers, businesses, and virtually every corner of public policy, because it largely defines the nature of public dialogue. Indeed as the old saying goes, conventional wisdom can be more conventional than wise.

Discover how to develop control over your emotions, build self confidence, grow great relationships, and find long lasting success. EQ - this is the common abbreviation for "emotional intelligence". EQ is a personal skill, and not to be confused with IQ or your so-called intelligence quotient. EQ is "measured" in a much different way, as we will see in this book.