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Emotional Intelligence: A Key to Positive Change

by Six Seconds | Feb 12, 2011 | EQ Education, Six Seconds

In this speech, Six Seconds’ Chairman Karen McCown shares the definition, process, and purpose of teaching emotional intelligence. Karen founded the renown Nueva School in 1967 as a laboratory for integrating academic and emotional development for gifted children (it went on to win two Federal Blue Ribbon Awards for Excellence in Education).

Leadership & Emotional Intelligence in Middle East

by Joshua Freedman | Aug 7, 2010 | EQ Business, Six Seconds

How important is emotional intelligence in a hard-driving business environment of the UAE? A study with leaders at Dubai Knowledge Village says: EQ is essential.

Exercise or Die? Emotional Intelligence and Health

by Joshua Freedman | Jul 19, 2010 | EQ Life

For the past 20 years, my most rigorous exercise has been carrying my laptop around the world. Still, when I went to the doctor for a checkup (finally), I was surprised and dismayed by my blood pressure. [This article was first published 12/21/2005 -- the good news: ...