A Joosr Guide to Emotional Intelligence by Daniel Goleman

Instead, parents should take a child’s upset as an opportunity to coach them emotionally.

Emotional intelligence can be defined with these five domains: knowing your own emotions, managing those emotions, motivating yourself, recognizing the emotions of others, and handling relationships.

, IQ is only about 20 percent of it. The major factor that makes up 80 percent of success is emotional intelligence

this mode of thinking, it should follow that those at the top should almost always turn out markedly more successful than those in the middle or at the bottom, but reality has shown us that this is not the case. What is entirely ignored in the IQ system is emotional intelligence, sometimes known as character.

disappointment, fear, rejection, and failure. Even the “smartest” people can be overwhelmed by such feelings. The more understanding and control we have over how we feel, the better we are able to navigate the ups and downs of life.
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Emotional intelligence can be defined with these five domains: knowing your own emotions, managing those emotions, motivating yourself, recognizing the emotions of others, and handling relationships.

Emotional intelligence can be defined with these five domains: knowing your own emotions, managing those emotions, motivating yourself, recognizing the emotions of others, and handling relationships.

Emotions are a biological function

Since emotional intelligence is a major factor in determining a child’s future success, and schools are intended to help equip children with what they need to grow into successful and happy adults, it follows that this would be a valuable addition to today’s curriculum.

The fact is that IQ isn’t enough. Emotional intelligence