What if Authentic Intelligence was the secret to success?

By Ulrike Seminati

In a study of 1996, Daniel Goleman published his findings on the strong correlation between Emotional Intelligence and a company’s success. He compared highly successful leaders with average ones and found that nearly 90% of the difference in their profiles was related to emotional intelligence factors rather than cognitive abilities.

I would like to go one step further. Successful leadership is not only based on the well-known ingredients of Emotional Intelligence. Your success and wellbeing as a leader are significantly enhanced by the ability to apply this knowledge to your unique self. This is what I call Authentic Intelligence™.

The Road called Transitions

By Melody Garcia

“ I’m going to turn you into an entrepreneur yet one of these days ” said one of the most influential and globally known Entrepreneur I’ve come into space with. I remember sitting across from this man, shaking my head and saying “No, I’m ok right now”. He just laughed and his exact words were “ You don’t know what is out here Melody and the impact you can make.

The mindset of success: Tip 2 Change your map

By Erwin Wils

This means everyone has their own version of the same reality, or their own map of the same area. All information you’re receiving every second gets filtered, tested against your own values, beliefs, experiences and eventually a small part of that input gets through to your consciousness. Each second, we’re receiving at least 11 million stimuli that our subconscious processes. On average, only 60 stimuli get through to our conscious, and those 60 we use to build our reality. So, what you see is not the real; it’s your interpretation of the real.

Business cycles and how to deal with

By Raluca Gomeaja

Like most things in life, in business or entrepreneurial journey things may come in waves. It may happen all in the same time a lot of clients, a lot of projects, a lot of results, and profits which some of what may be called good times or bad times: few to no clients, few to no projects, no profits.

Five reasons to make lifelong learning a daily habit

By Emma Corpade

I loved school. I really did. I liked reading my books, writing my essays, doing my homework and hardly ever missed a class. Because, you know, that’s what you do when you are in school, right? But somehow, I was really looking forward to the day when I would graduate and be out of school,…

5 tips to disrupt any business from inside out

By Raluca Gomeaja

A common characteristic of businesses that are growing and are successful is that they start becoming very confident, looking much more on how to increase their profits than on how they can become sustainable on a long run. When we do not longer pay attention to the market and the way we do business someone…