Everyone’s heard of an IQ, or an “Intelligence Quotient.” We all know that we have one, and most people would prefer to have at least a normal or above average IQ. But when it comes to relationships, a high IQ score is no measure of how smart you are in love. It doesn’t measure the intelligence of your heart, only your head.
Everyone’s heard of an IQ, or an “Intelligence Quotient.” We all know that we have one, and most people would prefer to have at least a normal or above average IQ. But when it comes to relationships, a high IQ score is no measure of how smart you are in love. It doesn’t measure the intelligence of your heart, only your head. To measure that, I’ve devised a new metric I call the RIQ, or Relationship Intelligence Quotient.
In fact, in relationships, listening to your head can often be fatal, and is the cause of a wide variety of relationship troubles. This is because too often we’re thinking too hard instead of feeling, and relationships are ruled by the heart, not the head: You could say that the heart isn’t exactly illogical, but has its own kind of logic. As Pascal said, “Le cÅ“ur a ses raisons, que la raison ne connaît point,” which means, the heart has its reasons that reason doesn’t understand!
In this show, I offer you a sneak preview of my Relationship IQ Test. Discover your Relationship IQ by testing how you react to specific relationship challenges!
