I found the concept of “soft skills” interesting. I never put together men + their modes of education together as an element of our political and socioeconomic policies today.
Perhaps you may be interested in exploring the work of Daniel Goleman (1995) - his subsequent book publications involved Emotional intelligence at work and in leadership.
I found the concept of “soft skills” interesting. I never put together men + their modes of education together as an element of our political and socioeconomic policies today.
Interesting read! I had similar (but slightly different) thoughts on labeling emotions when I wrote the below piece. You might enjoy it.
https://ranas9.substack.com/p/building-an-emotional-vocabulary
Really interesting Ranas - I'm intrigued by the 'Ancients' and stoicism. I hope you don't mind, I left a long comment ;-)
Take a look through the earlier Emotional agility articles: https://www.carermentor.com/t/emotional-agility
Perhaps you may be interested in exploring the work of Daniel Goleman (1995) - his subsequent book publications involved Emotional intelligence at work and in leadership.