上世纪九十年代中期,丹尼尔·戈尔曼以其畅销书《情商》满足了当时一种迫切的文化需求。基于之前对情感能力测评长达十年的审慎研究,他大胆提出:与智商测试所体现的解决问题的能力相比,调节好自己与他人间的情感无疑更为重要。在新书《定力:成功的隐形推手》中,戈尔曼则探讨了情绪及观念的“调整”过程。戈尔曼对冥想的兴趣由来已久,书中他将这种兴致与情商及神经心理学等领域的最新研究成果结合起来。无论独自还是与他人 In the mid-nineties of the last century, Daniel Goleman, with his bestseller “EQ”, met a pressing cultural need at the time. Based on a careful study of previous ten years of testing sentiment tests, he boldly suggested that it is undoubtedly more important to regulate the emotions of oneself and others than the IQ-based problem-solving skills. Gorman explores the “adjustment” process of emotions and concepts in his new book, “Dingli: The Invisible Hand of Success.” Gorman’s interest in meditation has been around for a long time, in which he combines this interest with the latest research in the fields of emotional intelligence and neuropsychology. Either alone or with others