We haven’t yet been able to find a job in which performance and pay aren’t tied closely to emotional intelligence.I find many US Veterans and NCAA Student Athletes have strong EQ.What do you think, @Bill GulleyIs USA just WAY TOO SOFT?

Just like an athlete, they get to the field and have what they need, now they need the North Star or game plan for that game.

Who owns them my guess would be: Ceo's, athletes, and actors.

There's a new era in big money college sports thanks to the changes in NCAA rules in compensation for athletes name and likeness usage.

It does well as it attracts medical, academic, athletic, and entertainment.

Should we read it, or give it the athlete treatment and stop reading the newspapers?

Now imagine the absolute top athletes getting together and sharing with you all of their tips, strategies and info that got them to where they are.

Since I am also Student-Athlete I don't have time to pick up a part time job to pay for marketing, so there haven't been very many leads.

And continues with little facts like he owns the gym, that he is a gym rat, that he was a professional athlete, and finally says I remember when you referring to me had a hard time pushing 135.

It's similar to someone being able to get you into the hard to get in restaurant, being friends with a professional athlete, or being able to score you a sweet deal because their friend can hook you up.When you interact with people, are honest and straightforward, and follow through on your commitments, people want to associate with you.