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Dear Folks,
this Sunday let s visit the topic of Emotional Intelligence (vs IQ)
A few jump-off points to get into conversation:
• what is Emotional intelligence, what are the signs that someone is emotionally intelligent
• Is Emotional intelligence more important than Intellectual intelligence or which features of EI can be more relevant to you, when you compare them to the Intellectual intelligence ones.
• How do you grow emotional intelligence, if you can? Does it have to be innate?
• Is there a time you implemented emotional intelligence in your life? , what’s a time when you did not? does it involve outbursts of anger?
• Is there a reasonable age/ life phase, when you’re expected to develop EI?
• Does high emotional intelligence lead to better Relationships, or more emotional burden?
• Is emotional intelligence more beneficial to yourself or to others?
• does Emotional intelligence manifest equally in men as women? And Is it valued equally across cultures?
• Can Emotional intelligence be used in business?
• Can emotional intelligence be used to manipulate?
Keep updated
Guido
For each update and any Infos needed you can drop us (Anna or me) a DM , we ll answer before the event as i got the overwiev with all relevant infos (whatapp: 0163 6874168
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Ps: keep in mind our different opinions are neither right nor wrong , are just the way we decide to interpratate our experience so far; so can be changeable by new social experiences/exchanges as well :)
Have fun
Cheers Guido
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