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Research suggests a high relationship between emotional intelligence and leadership performance.

Daniel Goleman, author of Emotional Intelligence, has turned his attention to consumers' ability to impact corporate decision-making and the products they manufacture.

Good leaders understand that different management styles are needed to deal with changing situations. The best leaders can easily use four of these methods.

Emotional intelligence (EI), more than IQ, has been shown to be essential to a person's eventual success in life, and the qualities can be taught by teachers or parents.

More product data leads consumers to better, more eco smart buying decisions. New book explores ecological intelligence.

Leadership skills training requires that more attention be given to the "soft" or "people" skills for maximum success.

Managers have long realized the benefits of emotional intelligence. These same skills can help parents strengthen parent-child bonds and bring out the best in their kids.

It has become accepted wisdom that leaders need emotional intelligence but this is only true if you equate leadership with being an executive.

A true leader has the ability to give meaning to a crisis event and turn it into an opportunity for growth. The key to building trust is empathy.

Some people are natural leaders, but most people can improve their skills as leaders through leadership training programs offered in many different venues.

People use different terms to talk about intelligence. Some people are said to be book smart, and others are thought to have plenty of common sense.

Justin Menkes offers a new way to measure the performance of business executives in Executive Intelligence. Elements considered are tasks, other people and oneself.

During marital conflict, it's her health that suffers. Men ruminate less, take less responsibility, & don't focus on marriage as a major source of life satisfaction.

One of the many benefits of regularly meditating is improved psychic ability. Beginners can follow a simple process to learn the basics of how to meditate.

Through five powerful concepts, or the acronym "SPACE," social intelligence can help enhance the socially demanding and interpersonal-driven profession of librarianship.