I just read a wonderful article by Geoffrey James that  reinforces that success is based on the quality of our relationships, the emotions we experience each day and what we focus on………http://www.inc.com/geoffrey-james/10-questions-that-create-success.html

Here is a summary of the 10 questions that the author recommends we ask ourselves at the end of each day to be more successful.

1. Have I made certain that those I love feel loved? 

2. Have I done something today that improved the world?

3. Have I conditioned my body to be more strong flexible and resilient?

4. Have I reviewed and honed my plans for the future?

5. Have I acted in private with the same integrity I exhibit in public?

6. Have I avoided unkind words and deeds?

7. Have I accomplished something worthwhile?

8. Have I helped someone less fortunate?

9. Have I collected some wonderful memories?

10. Have I felt grateful for the incredible gift of being alive?

These are wonderful EQ questions.  And now,  it’s time for me to take action.   I’ve just printed these questions and placed them  beside my desk where, for the next 4 weeks (and more if I can be that disciplined) I’ll read them before I start my work day and answer them at the end of the work day.  This is my plan for putting “EQ into Action” as I start 2012.

How about you?  Do you have any plans for how you will put “EQ into Action” in 2012?

Melissa Donaldson

For the past 15 years, I've partnered with senior executives and leaders in public and private sector organisations to execute significant change, design and implement leadership capability programs, renegotiate complex industrial agreements and build leader and team performance.

  2 Responses to “10 Emotionally Intelligent Ways to Guarantee Success”

  1. By the time I had scrolled down far enough to see the recommendation of printing the questions for daily use, I was already printing. :-) I plan to incorporate this into my daily Gratitude Journal.

  2. Thank you for sharing another inspirational tool to use on a daily basis!
    Best,
    Jim

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