Interpersonal Intelligence

an ability to perceive and make distinctions in the moods, characteristics, intentions, temperaments, motivations, and feelings of other people,

a sensitivity to those distinctions, acknowledged by treating each individual with their personal distinctions in mind

Those who have highly developed interpersonal intelligence are successful leaders, bosses, public speakers, and military officers.

Martin Luther King Jr., Franklin Roosevelt, and Norman Schwartzkopf are famous examples of successful people with interpersonal intelligence.