Siddharth Rajsekar argues IQ alone doesn't cut it. He points to AQ, EQ, and SQ as equally important, and says experiential learning and mentorship matter more than test scores for real growth.
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There's a taboo of failure like when somebody fails or scores less marks based on rote learning memorization. The people are rewarded in the in the academic system are the ones who are having a high intellectual quotient, iq but today that does not matter because IQ it only has a small part to play. It's more about AQ adaptability quotient, EQ emotional quotient, connect with fellow human beings and sq. Do you have a strong spiritual quotient that actually where you're thinking beyond just yourself, your family and others where you're actually making a higher or bigger difference in this world. So coming back to the point, we are living in a world right now which is moving extremely fast. And whatever I have been through in my experiences in my life journey has all been through practical experiential knowledge that I got from courses that I got from mentors who are implementers of that knowledge. And the reason I'm even recording this video for you is to inspire you to be that mentor to others so that you can learn the way that we teach. I've gone in depth into this concept called accelerated learning techniques. There are so many techniques that I apply in my webinars, in my workshops where I bring the magic out of the room. I basically get get it out of the student. Great teachers, they don't just give information. Great teachers help their students think for themselves.
