The New EQ
Those clued in to works by Daniel Goleman will be well aware of the concept of Emotional Intelligence and the accompanying metric Emotional Quotient (EQ).
EI & EQ are powerful concepts. They are especially relevant in industrial and corporate settings, where managing and leading teams need intelligence that go beyond pure logic and math. Call it mushy, but emotional intelligence is critical when you deal with people – those who score high on EQ thus have a high likelihood of success in their professions (and also life, perhaps?).
As the world moves beyond the industrial revolution and towards an environmental revolution, EQ has to take a new meaning – Environmental Quotient (supported by Environmental Intelligence). If everyone in the world were to develop high EQs (and we are ?????? it can be developed!), we could be living in a very different planet 50 years from now.
My team at CliDemy – the Climate Academy and I are working on a framework for the new EQ, and we will perhaps be in a position to take inputs from you all in a few weeks’ time, but here are the 3 basic thoughts we have on what could constitute EQ:
Our specialty focus areas include
Net Zero by Narsi
Insights and interactions on climate action by Narasimhan Santhanam, Director - EAI
View full playlist1. Appreciate the entire ????? ????????? ?? ?? ? ?????? ????? – something on lines of the Gaia theory (Awareness)
2. Develop a deep ????? ?? ??????? ??????? ??? ?????? as a whole (Feeling)
3. Be continuously ????????? ?? ??? ???? ?????????? ???? ?? ?????? on the planet (Action)
Will update you more as the Clidemy team develops our New EQ framework further.
Thank you for your time.
Image source credit – NYT – https://lnkd.in/g4KcY8fJ
See my LinkedIn post on this topic.
