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Measuring your
Emotional Intelligence is one of the most important
things you can ever do in your lifetime - significantly
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found that these particular traits were responsible for
job success and for success in personal relationships.
20 years later, in 1995, Daniel Goleman published his
well-known book titled "Emotional
Intelligence". Goleman did a good job of summarizing
other's research on a few of these emotional
characteristics, (Empathy, Optimism, Self-Awareness,
etc.) and borrowed the name Emotional Intelligence from
Dr. Peter Solovy. To his credit, Goleman did popularize
Emotional Intelligence.
At this time, "Emotional Intelligence" became
the international buzz-word for the emotional
characteristics that we had so carefully researched and
measured for 20 years. Therefore, in 1995, we also began
to call our traits Emotional Intelligence. However,
please note that even though the words "Emotional
Intelligence" were not commonly used until 1995, we
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Emotional Intelligence!
In the Book "Emotional Intelligence", Goleman
stated that "There is as yet no validated paper and
pencil measurement of Emotional Intelligence".
Goleman was, by his own admission, clueless as to how to
measure it and that others (our company) were already
doing it quite well. Our publisher Summit Publishing, had
heard of our instrument and its reputation, realized that
Goleman's statement was not accurate, and asked us to
write our book "Measuring Emotional
Intelligence". Measuring Emotional Intelligence was
the first book in history to detail all 13 Emotional
Intelligence traits and to discuss how they may be
measured!
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