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  • Archive for October 4th, 2005

    About that Score

    4th October 2005

    This morning while blog-hopping I came across the EQ (Emotional Intelligence) Quotient test, and decided to spend 5 minutes completing it. Unsurprisingly, I came back with a high score (which blogger doesn’t feel that rush of ego-boosting adrenaline when faced with a favorable survey score even if it is not quite true?), but truth be told, I had a hard time filling in the answers to that test!

    I mean, to most of the questions I encountered, I needed a third, sometimes a fourth answer! Because I had to choose between the only two options available, I chose the one that most likely describe my situation but in reality I cannot even say 51% of the time though, because the phrase “well… it depends…” came up in my mind so often!

    Later on in the day, I was having a conversation with my colleagues, and I told them I had taken such a test only this morning and I came so close to Dr Phil it was scary! One of my colleagues immediately said, “Well that’s just like you, though!” So, although I have vindication and sort of validation, I still don’t think I am really that high in my EQ score. Unless of course it is some kind of average, and it is a comparative/subjective kind of scoring. Perhaps just as IQ tests do not measure all of a person’s intelligences, so also does EQ not measure all of a person’s emotional intelligence.

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    Posted in General, Soul Stuff | 2 Comments »

    Much ado about not going to church

    4th October 2005

    Some interesting discussion going on at ThinkChristian, partially spured on by my little post here which was actually a commnet to Messy Christian’s struggle about church-going (or not - btw, she’s got an updated post on this).

    Some choice comments from those who have chipped into the discussion:

    However, church is like school! You can skip class and read the book but sometimes, you get your “butt kicked� when the exam shows up!

    Too dangerous, too dangerous. A little break can become a life-long habit. And it can also show a lot of running away – bitterness not properly dealt with, etc.

    No one takes a break from church while enjoying God and His people. If you have the motivation to take a break, that’s a warning sign that something’s wrong.

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    Posted in Blogging, Church | 2 Comments »

    Watch out Dr Phil!

    4th October 2005

    Your EQ is
    147

    You are remarkable when it comes to relating with others. Only the biggest losers get under your skin.

    Posted in Miscellaneous | 1 Comment »