Five Reasons Why Emotionally Intelligent People Are Happier? Is this is real, emotionally intelligent people are happier than other people? In recent years we have witnessed of further research about how EQ and IQ affect our business, marriage, and our personal life. In this article, Joan Moran discusses “Five Reasons Why Emotionally Intelligent People are Happier?” published in 2015 in the Huffington Post, and she begins building her fact with five reasons and decent sources and successfully employing emotional and ethical appeals. However, toward the end of the article, her attempts to appeal to readers’ logic weaken her reliability and eventually, her argument. (Moran, 2015)
In her recent article about Emotionally Intelligent people, she uses numerous reliable sources that strengthen her credibility and appeal to ethos, as well as build her argument. As a keynote speaker and creative thought leader, Joan Moran is commanding the stage with her delightful humor, raw energy, and wealth of life experiences. She is an expert on wellness and is passionate about addressing the problems of mental inertia.
In this article, she sets her argument by mentioning a book called “It’s Your Ship, by Captain D. Michael Abrashoff.” She begins to …show more content…
To convince the audience the author is making her statement by mentioned five reasons why emotionally intelligent people tend to be happier. Joan Moran claimed people with higher EQ are more self-aware, they can manage their emotions, they are more socially aware, and they have more empathy and more engaged. So based on these five reasons, emotionally intelligent people with conscious awareness leads to a higher collective feeling of happiness, and they improve the quality of their relationships, cultivate leadership skills and garner the respect and love of others, all leading to higher personal satisfaction. (Moran,
In her recent article about Emotionally Intelligent people, she uses numerous reliable sources that strengthen her credibility and appeal to ethos, as well as build her argument. As a keynote speaker and creative thought leader, Joan Moran is commanding the stage with her delightful humor, raw energy, and wealth of life experiences. She is an expert on wellness and is passionate about addressing the problems of mental inertia.
In this article, she sets her argument by mentioning a book called “It’s Your Ship, by Captain D. Michael Abrashoff.” She begins to …show more content…
To convince the audience the author is making her statement by mentioned five reasons why emotionally intelligent people tend to be happier. Joan Moran claimed people with higher EQ are more self-aware, they can manage their emotions, they are more socially aware, and they have more empathy and more engaged. So based on these five reasons, emotionally intelligent people with conscious awareness leads to a higher collective feeling of happiness, and they improve the quality of their relationships, cultivate leadership skills and garner the respect and love of others, all leading to higher personal satisfaction. (Moran,