Emotional intelligence and success

EQ relates to many skills crucial for long-term success:

Perseverance: not being brought low by a single setback;
Social perception: being able to understand and empathize with others;
Communication: the ability to talk with and understand others clearly and concisely;
Persuasion: being able to convince others to follow a course of action or cooperate; and
Cooperation: the willingness and ability to effectively work with others for the good of the team.

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Practicing emotional intelligence at work

Workshops and Roleplay Sessions: perspective-taking activities, to improve sel and social awareness.
Everyday Group Work: simply working closely together on an important project.
Watching Webinars and Lectures from EQ Experts.

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Developing emotional intelligence

One of the key things to remember about emotional intelligence is that it isn’t a fixed statistic.

It’s a skill like any other — meaning that it can be improved on with practice.

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Emotional intelligence

EQ is the ability to objectively assess one’s own emotional state, avoid becoming emotionally compromised, being attentive to the emotional states of others, and being able to use all of this to skillfully build relationships with others.

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EQ and leadership

To effectively lead others and meet long-term goals (such as improving sustainability), leaders need to be able to influence others and get them to commit to a course of action.

Without the ability to understand and engage with others on an emotional level, leaders are not as effective at ...

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