Hi All;) .. How rich Is "Your emotional wealth"?;)?

Question

Does being "emotionally intelligent "and "emotionally aware", help you to greater wealth????... Are you more likely to succeed if you show passion and talent, rather than just skills????
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Answer 1

I think it depends on how well you keep different things managed and under control too.

Emotion or not, things still needed to be done in a practical and efficent manner or all the affords would be in vain.

Of course taking care of emotions of people would keep things running smoothly. It is like lubricant and shock absorbers to an engine. Passion is the motivation to drive the machine.

Not sure about being successful, but it does keep things from turning into major crisis and complete stand still.

Answer 2

Howdy back to ya. You pose a great question here. It is a wonderful thing to be emotionally aware. I for one, am finally in control of my emotions verses them being in control of me for so long. I have discovered this wonderful called peace since "emotionally growing up". However, I can not say from personal experience or of the experience of those around me, that it will help me succeed anymore now, than succeeding while I was emotionally immature.
From what I have found, society today simply does not care about your feelings or your emotional awareness. Buisnesses and corporations look at your "piece of paper" and all of the good or bad grades you made in college. When they say that they need someone who has what it takes, they really mean that they need someone who can produce for them, exceed quota, and make them money. Seriously, have you ever had a boss ask you, "So how do you really feel inside today? Did you make any progress on your self-esteem issues last night? What about your concern over the environment, was your passion high or low?" Do you see what I am getting at? They don't care. I even question folks practicing philanthropy. Are they donating and giving because they care, or because they know they'll get popularity and recognition by giving away their money?
I know there are people who really care about animals and environment but they are few and far between.
Maybe passion and talent would prevail in things like music and art, but still alot who make it big even there, do so strictly by luck.
So basically to answer your question, no, people do not succeed by showing passion talent or any type of emotional awareness or intelligence. That wonderful position is left to the philosophers of the great time long ago.

Answer 3

I think so. Firstly, being able to get along with others (emotional intelligence) in essential in connecting with and impressing one's boss. Other job-related skills also have to be present (like being able to do the job you were hired for); however, those personal skills go a long way. The best managers, for instance, tend to be emotionally intelligent: being able to read others' well and to respond accordingly makes for a more productive work place all around, and there are usually financial rewards that result. Just my opinion--not an expert in this field.

Answer 4

Well being rich in my "emotional" life has not created a drive to find gain financially.

Maybe if you are confident with yourself, that will show through to others when striving for success in other aspects of your life.

Answer 5

I dip into my emotional wealth constantly and never have to worry about checking the balance and have never suffered the embarrassment of insufficient funds.

Answer 6

no not really to gather more wealth in this world u need the killer instinct and a good imagination and ability to grab chanses before they come along ie create chanses. emotions have nuthing to do with it

Answer 7

Define your terms: wealth, success, talent.

Answer 8

I'm broke as far as that goes.