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Started this discussion. Last reply by Arthur Oct 27, 2012. 2 Replies 0 Likes
I shall keep this short but sweet. This is by far the best and only blog I use on a consistent basis and have struggled to find any other blogs of comparable quality whether it be for music or…Continue
Emotional Intelligence or Intelligence - what is more important to you?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Milo Morris Oct 3, 2012. 16 Replies 0 Likes
Emotional Intelligence - the ability to identify, assess, and control the emotions of oneself, of others, and of groups.Intelligence - much more broad term but based around abstract thought,…Continue
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Best shaver under £50?
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I am looking for a sturdy super badger shaving brush for my 21st to start my journey into manhood. If anyone could offer their experience and expertise It would be highly appreciated.As some pointers…Continue
21st Present Ideas
Started this discussion. Last reply by Patrick Smith Sep 12, 2012. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Hi My 21st is on the 20th and running out of ideas to give my two brothers for presents for my birthday. I've been given a budget of £50 each. Im not sure whether I want something like clothing or…Continue
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Arthur replied to James de moe's discussion Blogs for Joy and Personal Development"One more I enjoy, A Photo Blog that is named after the Book; Between the Woods and the Water by Patrick Fermor
http://betweenthewoodsandthewater.tumblr.com/"
Arthur replied to James de moe's discussion Blogs for Joy and Personal Development"Music:
No Depression
Roots/Americana/Alt Country
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Diet/Food/Fitness:
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Others for ideas/Development:
In Over Your Head (Warning Adult…"
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I shall keep this short but sweet. This is by far the best and only blog I use on a consistent basis and have struggled to find any other blogs of comparable quality whether it be for music or football par example. What is the most useful and best blog you have discovered?(Or in other words, the one you have got the most out of)Ranging from Politics to Fly Fishing! Best Wishes,James See More
Milo Morris replied to James de moe's discussion Emotional Intelligence or Intelligence - what is more important to you?"Here's how I see it:
- What you refer to as "intelligence," I would call systemic thinking.
- What you refer to as "emotional intelligence," I would refer to as empathetic thinking.
As with any other brain function, an…"
Margie replied to James de moe's discussion Emotional Intelligence or Intelligence - what is more important to you?"I interpreted 'b' differently than you did. To me 'b) look around to see if the flight crew is upset' was you attempting to get a good read on the situation. As opposed to disengaging completely. "
JonEdanger replied to James de moe's discussion Emotional Intelligence or Intelligence - what is more important to you?"Obviously the intelligence test was written by someone with below averag...
Wait. Never mind. I started getting a headache writing that sentence."
Chuck Knight replied to James de moe's discussion Emotional Intelligence or Intelligence - what is more important to you?"Ridiculous. That's not even gender biased...those choices are just stupid.
Fix it. Offer to assist. Distract/engage the other passengers. Get out and walk. These were not acceptable choices? Not even choice…"
Jesse Frigo replied to James de moe's discussion Emotional Intelligence or Intelligence - what is more important to you?"Of course, balance is important.
I always worked hard at the pure intelligence aspect, but learning emotional intelligence skills has been invaluable to me- the ability to read people, to say the things that they want to hear, or to know that what…"
Jesse Frigo replied to James de moe's discussion Emotional Intelligence or Intelligence - what is more important to you?"I would say "manipulate" rather than "control", but yes, it is a skill you can learn."
Jeremy Lawson replied to James de moe's discussion Emotional Intelligence or Intelligence - what is more important to you?"I would say emotional intelligence. When it comes down to it you can always read a book, learn aspects of business, so on and so on. They ability to be in tune with ones emotions and express your feelings in healthy ways can lead to much more…"
Shane replied to James de moe's discussion Emotional Intelligence or Intelligence - what is more important to you?"Because everyone can find their place, they just need to know where to look. The NSA is populated by highly intelligent people with the emotional IQ of a shy five year old girl. Likewise the bowling alley employs the opposite."
JonEdanger replied to James de moe's discussion Emotional Intelligence or Intelligence - what is more important to you?"No shiat."
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