The Emotional Recession: 166 Countries Just Confirmed We're Getting Worse at Being Human
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A 2025 peer-reviewed study published in Frontiers in Psychology surveyed 28,000 adults across 166 countries, and found that global emotional intelligence scores have dropped by nearly 6% since 2019.
That's the same window we normalised remote work, survived a pandemic, and rebranded burnout as a "wellness issue."
In this episode, we're calling it what it is: an emotional recession, and it might be more dangerous than any financial one.
We break down:
- What a 6% EQ drop actually looks like in real life (in leadership, relationships, and your workplace)
- Why low-EQ leaders don't produce more rational decisions — they produce worse ones dressed up in confidence
- The burnout loop nobody's diagnosing: did burnout cause the EQ decline, or did EQ decline cause the burnout?
- Why living in the most emotionally expressive era in history doesn't mean we understand our emotions
- How emotional literacy, mirror neurons, and Brené Brown's "emotional granularity" connect to everything
- And the one daily habit that can actually start reversing this, no app required
If you've ever felt like something's off, in your team, your relationships, or just how people treat each other — this episode might be why.
📌 Be curious, not judgmental. — Walt Whitman (via Ted Lasso)
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