Daniel Goleman Quotes
Biography:
Daniel Goleman is best known for his work on emotional intelligence. A... more
Biography:
Daniel Goleman is best known for his work on emotional intelligence. A psychologist and author, his groundbreaking book "Emotional Intelligence" published in 1995, emphasized the role of emotional awareness and control in personal and professional success. Goleman's research has influenced diverse fields including psychology, education, and organizational behavior. less
Tags: Emotional health, Child development, Lifelong learning, Mental well-being, Early childhood education
"Emotional resilience and intelligence are so critical to well-being that they rival IQ and technical expertise as must-have qualities for anyone.""The emotional mind is far quicker than the rational mind; thoughts simply take longer to form than feelings.""There is also a connection between a positive state of mind and a generally healthier and longer life.""Leaders don't have to strangle themselves with rules and regulations. If they are smart, they will set guidelines built on emotional intelligence.""Managers who know how to cultivate and maintain good relationships at work are more effective."Tags: Leadership, Management, Interpersonal skills, Professional development, Effective communication
"The single most important factor in job performance and advancement is emotional intelligence.""Boys who, at age 16, acquire emotional intelligence skills such as impulse control, empathy, and conflict management become well-adjusted 22-year-olds.""Our emotions are like amphibians, equally at home in the water of self-soothing as on the dry land of action.""Emotional self-awareness is the building block of the next fundamental emotional intelligence: being able to shake off a bad mood.""There's zero correlation between IQ and emotional empathy... They're controlled by different parts of the brain.""Emotional intelligence emerges as a much stronger predictor of who will be most successful, because it reflects how a person applies knowledge to the immediate situation.""The goal of education—no less than the goal of life—is to align one's avocations with one's vocations."
