Why Harvard / MIT graduates commonly struggle with social skills and relationships.

Graduates from prestigious universities commonly struggle with emotional intelligence and social skills. Some of their most common issues include:
1. Believing that social interactions can always be approached logically and deterministically.
2. Suffering from analysis paralysis: the acquiring of knowledge without putting it into practice.
3. Knowing only how to communicate information and not emotion.
4. Believing their value only comes from external qualifications.
5. Thinking that they will eventually be rewarded for their strict rule following and people pleasing.
6. Possessing a timidness that results from living in "safe spaces" and being terrified of offending others.

Michael Knight holds two degrees in engineering, which he has still yet to fully properly utilize. Instead, he uses his highly analytical mind to coach other logically minded individuals on the topic of social interactions. Michael has personally advised hundreds of men and women in over 30+ different countries.

Prior to teaching soft skills to technical people, Michael graduated from an Ivy League university, completed a graduate degree in Germany, and spent time as an engineer working both in the commercial aerospace and alternative energy industries. It was during this time that he learned first hand the needs of his clients.

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