Exactly this type of intelligence is gauged by IQ tests. It determines analytical skills and the ability to understand abstract notions, learn and solve problems. This type of intelligence is used to solve physical and mathematical tasks, play chess, develop computer applications and learn new skills. People who make the most of this intelligence are scientists, doctors, programmers, lawyers, mathematicians and engineers.
The notion of emotional intelligence was introduced by Daniel Goleman, psychologist, publicist and author of a book of the same title. He claims that emotional intelligence is an ability to handle one’s own emotions and establish rapport with other people. It is empathy, resilience to stress and self-assessment. High emotional intelligence is necessary to those who work as teachers, psychologists, managers and politicians.
This notion describes the ability to manage money. People with high financial intelligence know how to generate large profits from their business activities, effectively invest in securities and purchase real estates of large growth potential. Moreover, they are frugal and care for the financial security of their future. On the contrary, people with low financial intelligence live beyond their means and take unnecessary loans for consumption purposes because of which it is difficult for them to make both ends meet and pay back their dues even if their remuneration is quite high. The best method to develop one’s financial intelligence is educating oneself about investments, loans and real estates, and learning how to save money.