You know Franklin Roosevelt, John F. Kennedy and 34 Nobel Prize winners. Do dozens of business leaders such as Bill Gates and Louis Guo Shina have anything in common?

They are all students of Harvard University, and they all attach great importance to the EQ course of Harvard.

at Harvard, grades are definitely not the only important condition. The requirement of Harvard's candidate selection is the comprehensive quality of students. Daniel Gorman, a famous psychologist and professor at Harvard University, has a famous saying: Success =2% IQ +8% EQ.

If grades are determined by IQ, then comprehensive quality mainly depends on a person's EQ. Only by improving emotional intelligence can we give full play to the coordination ability of the organization, cultivate leadership and team spirit, and become a political and economic leader.