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    The document discusses three types of intelligence: Intelligent Quotient (IQ), Emotional Quotient (EQ), and Spiritual Quotient (SQ). While IQ was traditionally viewed as the sole measure of intelligence, more recent research has found EQ and SQ to also be important. EQ is the ability to understand and manage one's own emotions and the emotions of others. Researchers discovered that an individual's emotional state impacts their ability to use IQ effectively, making EQ more important than IQ. SQ, described as our ultimate intelligence, involves asking fundamental life questions to determine goals and problem-solving approaches. Researchers now believe both IQ and EQ are insufficient for success on their own, and that SQ is important for effectively

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    The document discusses three types of intelligence: Intelligent Quotient (IQ), Emotional Quotient (EQ), and Spiritual Quotient (SQ). While IQ was traditionally viewed as the sole measure of intelligence, more recent research has found EQ and SQ to also be important. EQ is the ability to understand and manage one's own emotions and the emotions of others. Researchers discovered that an individual's emotional state impacts their ability to use IQ effectively, making EQ more important than IQ. SQ, described as our ultimate intelligence, involves asking fundamental life questions to determine goals and problem-solving approaches. Researchers now believe both IQ and EQ are insufficient for success on their own, and that SQ is important for effectively

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    The document discusses three types of intelligence: Intelligent Quotient (IQ), Emotional Quotient (EQ), and Spiritual Quotient (SQ). While IQ was traditionally viewed as the sole measure of intelligence, more recent research has found EQ and SQ to also be important. EQ is the ability to understand and manage one's own emotions and the emotions of others. Researchers discovered that an individual's emotional state impacts their ability to use IQ effectively, making EQ more important than IQ. SQ, described as our ultimate intelligence, involves asking fundamental life questions to determine goals and problem-solving approaches. Researchers now believe both IQ and EQ are insufficient for success on their own, and that SQ is important for effectively

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    The key takeaways are that there are three types of intelligence discussed - IQ, EQ and SQ. IQ is logical problem solving ability, EQ is emotional management skills, and SQ involves asking fundamental life questions.

    The three types of intelligence discussed are IQ (Intelligent Quotient), EQ (Emotional Quotient) and SQ (Spiritual Quotient).

    The passage mentions that EQ helps manage emotions like fear and impatience, which allows one to effectively use their IQ to solve problems.

    For a long time, Intelligent Quotient

    (IQ) has enjoyed the reputation of


    being the true and only measure of an
    individual's intelligence. However, in
    the early 90s another aspect of
    intelligence, Emotional Quotient
    (EQ) was discovered. Since it was
    found that an individual's emotional
    state has a direct bearing on his ability
    to use IQ effectively, EQ was deemed
    higher than IQ.
    Now, researchers claim to have found
    the ultimate aspect of human
    intelligence- Spiritual Quotient (SQ)

    IQ primarily solves logical problems.

    EQ helps us to manage emotions


    appropriately.
    SQ enables us to ask and seek
    answers to fundamental
    questions.

    For example, say you are trying to climb


    a wall. You may want to consider the
    height of ladder, the angle of inclination
    and so on; the aspects that deal with how
    to get the job done constitute your IQ.
    EQ is required to manage your emotional
    state like fear, impatience etc. while you
    climb the ladder.
    You may use IQ & EQ and finally manage
    to climb the wall. What if, on reaching the
    top, you realize that with great difficulty,
    you have climbed the wrong wall.
    SQ - our ultimate intelligence, involve
    asking fundamental questions: "which
    wall to climb?" or, "why do I want to climb

    Researchers now claim that there is


    enough evidence to prove that a
    strong IQ and EQ are by themselves
    insufficient for success in our life's
    pursuits. A good SQ is important for
    effective use of both IQ and EQ.

    Briefing the Context

    Intelligent Quotient
    I want to be rich like Ambani.
    I want to be famous like Sachin.
    I want to be successful.
    I want to be happy.
    I want! I want!!
    How do we fulfill all these wants? Or more
    appropriately: What will make us in
    achieving these desires compared to
    others?
    The first requirement that strikes us is
    "Intelligence".
    Intelligence is: doing right thing, at the
    right time at the right place.

    Importance of IQ
    IQ is often blindly accepted
    as the only measure of
    intelligence. People with
    higher IQs outwardly may
    have a higher level of
    education, may have bigger
    incomes, may do better at
    their jobs, may have lower
    crime rates. However it
    should be noted that IQ is
    designed to be independent

    Statistical variation of IQ
    95% of people have Intelligence
    Quotient scores between 90 and
    110.
    2.5% of people are very superior in
    intelligence (over 130)
    2.5% of people are mentally
    deficient/ impaired/ retarded (under
    70)
    0.0005% of people are near genius
    (over 140) or completely retarded

    Emotional Quotient
    In the mid 1990's, research done by many
    neuroscientists and psychologists showed
    that EQ is a basic requirement for the
    effective use of IQ.
    Research done by tracking over 160 high
    performing individuals in a variety of
    industries and job levels revealed that
    Emotional Intelligence was two times
    more important in contributing to
    excellence than intellect and expertise

    What is emotional intelligence?


    Emotional intelligence described as
    person's ability to understand his or her
    emotions and the emotions of others and to
    act appropriately based on his
    understanding.
    Emotional Intelligence (EI), often
    measured as Emotional Quotient (EQ),
    describes a concept that involves the skill,
    capacity, a self-perceived ability, to identify,
    assess and manage the emotions of one's
    self, of others, and of groups.
    In simple words, it is "the ability to monitor
    one's own and others feelings and emotions,

    Need for Emotional Quotient


    Emotions have the potential to get in the
    way of our most important business and
    personal relationship.
    Because of furious pace of change in
    business today, difficulty in managing
    relationships sabotage more business than
    anything else - it is not a question of
    strategy that gets us into trouble; it is a
    question of emotions!!
    Studies show that: with a positive,
    optimistic attitude a person with an IQ of

    Can EQ be developed?
    YES. You can develop your EQ by upgrading
    your emotional skills. The popular thinking
    that EQ is entirely inherited is incorrect.
    Emotional Intelligence is not fixed at birth.
    There is no emotional intelligence genes as
    such that we know of today. It is something
    one has learned.

    Can EQ be developed at any


    stage/age of personal or
    YES. You canprofessional
    upgrade your emotional
    skills at
    life?
    any stage of your life. In fact, age and
    maturity are positively correlated with the EI.

    Moving towards the best- SQ


    The last and most important quotient, SQ,
    is the one that differentiates us from
    animals. Dogs and cats also possess
    reasoning power (IQ), Suppose a dog
    comes up to you and if you say "Hutt!", the
    dog will understand that you don't want
    him, proving the dog has some reasoning
    power.
    Also dogs have emotions (EQ) such as
    anger (Barking & biting), friendliness
    (wagging 0f tail). They also understand

    What SQ is?
    "SQ is the intelligence with which we ask
    fundamental questions and with which we
    reframe our answers."
    It is the adaptive use of spiritual information
    to facilitate everyday problem solving and
    goal attainment.

    For Success, Happiness and


    Peace
    IQ is important, EQ is more
    important
    And SQ is most important

    Thank
    You!

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