When we talk about intelligence, most people immediately think of IQ — the ability to analyze, plan, and solve logical problems. Yet in the real world of entrepreneurship, intelligence takes many forms. According to research by Imas Soemaryani (2017) published in Jurnal Bisnis & Manajemen, entrepreneurial
Life in Delhi NCR can feel overwhelming — long hours, traffic, noise, and constant phone notifications. Many people today feel mentally tired and emotionally drained, even if they are doing well professionally. According to the World Health Organization, stress and anxiety are among the biggest health
The Story of Buddhism The story of Buddhism might be said to have begun with a loss of innocence. Siddhartha Gautama, a young prince of the Shakhya clan in India, had been raised in a life of royal ease, shielded from the misery and cruelties of
“Thousands of candles can be lighted from a single candle, and the life of the candle will not be shortened. Happiness never decreases by being shared.” — The Buddha The Birth of Siddhartha Gautama In the year 624 BC, in Kapilawaththu (Nepal) Siddhartha Gautama was born
When we hear the word yogi, many images come to mind. Some may picture a person sitting cross-legged in meditation, some imagine saints living in caves, and others think of yoga teachers leading classes. But according to the Bhagavad Gita, being a yogi is far deeper
Why IQ Alone Doesn’t Define Success For decades, IQ (Intelligence Quotient) was considered the gold standard of intelligence. High IQ meant strong problem-solving skills, analytical reasoning, and academic success. But as organizations evolved and leadership demands became more complex, it became clear that IQ alone doesn’t
In the first blog we have covered What is Spiritual Quotient (SQ)? The Ultimate Intelligence, in second we delve into the Crisis of Meaning(purposer) and Why SQ is necessary in today’s world. In this blog we will cover the Science of SQ. SQ may sound abstract,
For most of the twentieth century, IQ—rational intelligence—was considered the ultimate measure of human capability. It measured logical reasoning, problem-solving, and intellectual capacity. Then, in the 1990s, Daniel Goleman introduced the world to EQ, emotional intelligence, showing that understanding and managing emotions was as essential as
