The ability to understand yourself is a key aspect of emotional intelligence (EI). New research on an EI test shows why this can help you with real-world decisions.

Card game creator Suzanne Tucker plays with the Peacemaker cards with St. Louis mother Katrina Sommer and Sommer's three children. When I coerced my family to play a new card game designed to nurture ...

The stress firefighters experience isn’t limited to emergency calls. Kirsten Martin on how fire officers can employ emotional ...

Being an entrepreneur requires exceptional business acumen, grit and an eye for seeing opportunities where others can’t. While these hard skills play a critical role in a business’ future and ongoing ...

Over the past several years, I’ve gotten (literally) thousands of emails from readers who are discovering emotional intelligence for the first time, and who have tons of questions. These questions are ...

The other crucial piece of emotional intelligence is allowing ourselves to feel the full range of emotions that life sends ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. When it comes to being a successful entrepreneur, founder or business owner, emotional intelligence isn’t the first thing that comes to ...

The most emotionally intelligent people have the rare ability to acknowledge not just their own emotions, but also the emotions of others. They use this information to engage the people around them ...

Dutch historian, leadership scholar and executive coach, examines how Julius Caesar’s downfall reveals a timeless truth about power: even the most capable leaders ...