IQ or EQ

Intelligence Quotient or Emotional Quotient

Azhar Ul Haque Sario

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Azhar UL Haque Sario
01 November 2023

Psychology: emotions; Study & learning skills: general; Popular psychology

"This book is your roadmap to understanding two big ideas: IQ and EQ. IQ stands for Intelligence Quotient. It's a measure of how well you can solve puzzles, understand complex topics, and think logically. On the other hand, EQ or Emotional Intelligence is all about feelings. It helps you understand what you and other people are feeling. It teaches you how to work well with others, make friends, and solve problems that involve emotions.

Now, you might wonder, ""Which is more important? Is it IQ or EQ?"" Well, this book is going to help you find answers. It tells you how both are crucial in different parts of life. The chapters are like doors to different worlds. Each door opens to tell you about how IQ and EQ play a role in a specific area. Let's take a quick tour!

Chapter 1 is where we start. It gives you a warm welcome and explains what the book is all about. Chapters 2 to 20 are like a deep dive into the world of IQ. Here, you'll learn how IQ is important for doing well in school, solving tough problems, and even making smart money moves. For example, if you like math or science, Chapter 6 and Chapter 4 are your go-to places. Or maybe you're into computers? Then, Chapter 7 will show you how IQ helps in programming.

But the story doesn't end with IQ. Starting from Chapter 21, the book shifts its focus to EQ. Here, it shows how EQ helps you become a great leader, make friends, and even be good at your job. If you're a person who loves helping others, Chapters 24 and 29 will show you how EQ is essential in caregiving and counseling.

You'll also discover that some jobs and tasks need a mix of both IQ and EQ. For example, if you're into sports, Chapter 12 will be super interesting. It tells you how IQ helps you understand the game, but EQ helps you work as a team. Same goes for sales and teaching, covered in Chapters 26 and 28. You need IQ to know your stuff and EQ to connect with people.

The last chapter, ""Who Wins: IQ vs EQ,"" is the cherry on top. It sums up everything and tells you how to balance IQ and EQ in your life. This book is not just words on paper; it's a guide to understanding yourself better.

So, if you ever wondered whether you're more of an 'IQ person' or an 'EQ person, ' this book is for you. It's like a mirror that lets you see your strengths and teaches you how to use them in the best way. And the best part? It's written in easy-to-understand language. So, why wait? Dive in and discover the amazing worlds of IQ and EQ!"

By: Azhar Ul Haque Sario
Imprint: Azhar UL Haque Sario
Dimensions: Height: 229mm, Width: 152mm, Spine: 15mm
Weight: 390g
ISBN: 9798223198987
Pages: 262
Publication Date: 01 November 2023
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

The author is an accomplished professional with an MBA in Finance, ACCA (Knowledge Level), BBA (Finance), and a major in Finance for their O and A levels. With over ten years of practical investment experience