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Over time scientists have begun to study why standard intelligence along isn’t enough to predict performance in an individual.  They have realized that there is another type of intelligence that isn’t related to the standard cognitive intelligence...it's called emotional intelligence.  The study of emotional intelligence has its roots in the work of Darwin  who posited that emotional expression was essential for survival. About EI it could be said that it is the ability to be aware of your emotions and the emotions of others and then to use that knowledge to help manage the expression of emotions...so that they foster success instead of cause roadblocks.  Those who have high levels of EI are able to understand the physical., mental, and social impact that negative emotions have on their bodies, minds, relationships  & ability to pursue & achieve goals. They then are able to moderate their own emotions so that their emotions support their activities & enhance their quali

Undoubtedly, Emotional Intelligence has a significant relation to our performance and ultimately better quality of life. It is not merely a skill or competency; it is simply a way to live a life full of potential. It would be unfair if I say that we are master in it, but No, We all struggle with it, and it always remains a work in progress and demands from us Consistent attention, and efforts to keep working on it. Considering its pivotal role in our life, I want to add my valuable contribution in sharing these awesome insights to develop. 1. 25 / 5 Rule  According to ancient legend, billionaire Warren Buffett's personal pilot was once discussing career priorities with his boss when Buffett taught him a simple lesson.  According to the legend, Buffet told his pilot to first make a list of his top 25 career goals, and then to circle the top five goals. To remain focused on accomplishing goals one through five, the pilot would need to keep away from the other goals. The idea behind t

 As a web developer, choosing the right framework for your projects is crucial. There are many options out there, each with their own strengths and weaknesses. One framework that has gained a lot of popularity in recent years is Django. So, why is Django good for web development? Here are a few reasons: It's fast:  Django is designed to be fast and efficient, which means you can develop and deploy your projects quickly. The framework comes with a built-in ORM (Object-Relational Mapper) which allows you to interact with your database in a simple and intuitive way. This means you don't have to worry about writing SQL queries or dealing with complex database interactions. It's scalable:  Django is built to scale, which means you can easily handle a large number of users and traffic without any issues. The framework uses a "share nothing" architecture which allows you to easily scale out your application across multiple servers if needed. It's secure:  Django take

  Competitive programming is a skill that every engineering student should possess. It helps to improve logical and problem-solving abilities, which are essential for any technical field. You might have heard about competitive programming from your seniors or friends. If you are new to competitive programming, this article will guide you on how to get started with it. Why should you start competitive programming? There are several benefits of competitive programming, which are as follows: Enhances problem-solving skills : Competitive programming helps to develop your problem-solving skills, which are essential for any technical field. Improves logical thinking : Competitive programming requires you to think logically and analytically. It helps to improve your logical thinking skills, which are essential for solving complex problems. Enhances coding skills : Competitive programming helps to improve your coding skills, as you need to write code to solve problems. Helps in placements : Ma

Internet has become an integral part of our daily life. It has transformed the way we communicate, make friends, share updates, play games, and shop. They are impacting most aspects of our day-to-day life.  Cyberspace connects us virtually with crores of online users across the globe. With the increasing use of cyberspace, cybercrimes are also increasing rapidly. To stay safe online, it is important to follow some cyber-safe practices that may help make  our online experience productive. It's good to see that the government is actively making laws & rules to secure cyberspace .  The Union Government has released a revised personal data protection bill, now called the Digital Personal Data Protection Bill, 2022 . The Bill has been introduced after 3 months after the withdrawal of the Personal Data Protection Bill, 2019. Digital Personal Data Protection Bill Significant:- The new Bill offers significant concessions on cross-border data flows , in a departure from the previous Bi

Discipline:  What are the ways in which you spend and save? Net Income: Should grow each year by at least 7% to 9% to keep up with inflation. Maintain multiple sources of income, both active and passive. The 50-30-20 rule: Allocate 50% of your income for need-based expenses, 30% for want based, and the remaining 20% for savings. Preparedness: How prepared are you to weather financial shocks? Liquidity:  A thumb rule is to keep 6 months of expenses in liquid savings Persistence: Your ability to manage debt and pursue essential life goals Debt to income (DTI) ratio: Ideal DTI ratio should be 30% or under  Credit Score: Higher your credit score (CIBIL or equivalent), the better your chances of securing credit from Banks & NFBCs. Check the health of your wealth! You are financially fit when you: Maintain a balance between income & spends Build and keep adequate reserves Prioritize saving & investments over spending. Have the ability to recover from a financial shock Can servic