Emotional intelligence determines destiny

Author: Peng Shuquan
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: In 1983, Howard Gardner, a psychologist at Harvard University, proposed the concept of "multiple intelligences" in his book Frames of Mind, which was considered the inspiration for the theory of emotional intelligence. In 1991, Peter Salovey from Yale University and Joan Mayer from the University of New Hampshire first introduced the concept of "emotional intelligence." In 1995, Daniel Goleman, a columnist for The New York Times, published the book Emotional Intelligence, bringing the theory of EQ to its peak. From then on, EQ caused a sensation in the United States and quickly became popular worldwide. The discovery of EQ gave more people hope for success, and their destinies changed from that moment. Traditional views held that IQ was the main factor determining a person's fate, but in reality, we found that high IQ does not always lead to success or a good destiny. Why is it that people with an IQ of 160 are often working for those with an IQ of 100? Reading this book will give you the answer.