Goleman Made the Claim That EI Was More Important Than

Goleman made the claim that EI was more important than intelligence quotient (IQ) in determining the chances of an individual becoming 'successful'. Why did he make that claim?

A) Goleman moved into the world of consultancy and wealth through the proposition that, by denying one's own emotions, and containing other people's emotions, a person could become successful.
B) The reason for this was linked to the changing nature of work and leadership from being a command and control activity to one concerned with winning the hearts and minds of the workforce.
C) The reason for this was linked to the stagnant nature of work and leadership from being a command and control activity to one concerned with authority over the hearts and minds of the workforce.
D) Goleman into the world moved into consultancy and wealth through the proposition that, by enhancing one's own emotions, and exaggerating other people's emotions, a person could become successful.