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Emotional Intelligence: The Skill to Lead and Live Wisely

Updated: Oct 26

Artistic depiction of a splash heart and realistic brain symbolizing balance between emotion and logic.
Where thought and feeling meet, wisdom begins.

In a world powered by deadlines, data, and doing more with less, one advantage quietly outperforms them all: the ability to navigate emotion — your own and others’ — with clarity, empathy, and intention.

That’s emotional intelligence, also known as your emotional quotient (EQ).

And in our increasingly complex, connected, and yes—stressful—world, it’s more than a “nice-to-have.” It’s the foundation of strong leadership, healthy teams, and long-term resilience.

Whether you're leading a company, mentoring clients, managing a classroom, or simply wanting to show up more powerfully in your own life—EQ is the skill that supports every other skill you’ve got.

This article is your on-ramp to understanding and applying emotional intelligence using the EQ-i 2.0® model—a scientifically validated framework trusted by coaches, educators, and Fortune 500 leaders worldwide.

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