New LEADx research of 1393 professionals shows higher emotional intelligence is linked to better decision making and more consistent outcomes.

“Emotional intelligence is the single most important influencing variable in personal achievement, career success, leadership, and life satisfaction.” — Darwin Nelson & Gary Low, 2011 “If your ...

Ask yourself three questions, each involving the number 10, and research shows you’ll nearly always make the right decision for you. Decisions — especially complex decisions — are much easier to make ...

Life doesn't pause for us to figure out our emotions. Every day, we're making countless decisions, ranging from small to life-changing, with each one revealing something about how we understand ...

Anticipating others’ emotions may help us be more effective leaders—allowing us to predict the way people will respond to what we say or do. Anticipating our own emotions can also make for much more ...

Sam Altman said there are "young people who say things like, 'I can't make any decision in my life without telling ChatGPT ...

Leading from clarity instead of emotion helps CEOs make faster, fairer decisions that improve team morale, client relationships and long-term business performance. For years, I let fear, ego, and ...

Money and emotions are a messy tangle for many people. That’s why for Mary Clements Evans, a certified financial planner, financial therapy is the linchpin of the work she does with her clients. In ...