As a leadership coach and trainer, I meet a lot of intelligent people, but they aren’t always smart, and some smart people that aren’t always intelligent. Which one are you?
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Meaningful article. True… but not always, in my view. The majority of people I met over my career, who have important-sounding job titles, and come from prestigious universities, are far from having a real high IQ. I might be wrong, but I think that people with a real HIGH IQ + HIGH EQ (quite rare) have a broad range of qualities that include also the classic “smart” features…. but the contrary is not true. Thank you.