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When most people think of intelligence, they assume that a person's school grades, the job title they hold, and even all of the facts they know is the perfect measure for being smart. Honestly, real ...

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But you can also be smart enough to be generous, thoughtful, and kind. You can build people up instead of tearing them down.

Emotional intelligence is an underrated quality for entrepreneurs, and a crucial one for employees. Simply put, it’s your ability to recognize and control your emotions, and to recognize and ...

A boss or manager can make or break a workplace, and there's likely no one who knows this better than Margaret Andrews, leadership expert, academic leader, instructor and author of Manage Yourself to ...