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Central Park Language Learning Emotional Intelligence Discover the Leadership Skills to Boost Your EQ and Improve Your Decision Making EQ 2.0 by Marc Cooper
Boost Your Emotional Intelligence To Become A Better Leader!The concept of emotional intelligence is one of the most exciting and practical concepts of today's psychological science. In a nutshell, emotional intelligence means understanding emotions - both yours and other people's. An emotionally intelligent person can: cope with stressful situationsresolve conflictsinspire and motivate otherscommunicate welland much more!No wonder that most managers believe emotional intelligence to be more important than IQ! Even the most brilliant intellect won't be worth much if the person simply can't deal with people in general (including themselves).If you're a leader, or aspire to be a leader, emotional intelligence is your key quality and you should work at it all the time. Here's why: your coworkers will trust you more because they'll feel accepted and understoodyou'll boost your own motivation and inspire everyone around youyou'll make better decisions because you won't let anger, fear, or other emotions blind youyou'll become a master at solving and preventing conflicts in your teamDoes this sound good? Let's work on your emotional intelligence!With this book, you will: Understand how emotions function and learn how to influence themGet to know surprising truths about self-awareness and empathy for othersLearn scientifically proven methods to boost your resilience and emotional controlTest your emotional intelligence and discover areas that you should focus onAnd much, much more!Even if you recognize that your emotional intelligence is rather on the low side, don't despair! Unlike IQ, emotional intelligence can be developed at any age if you work at it purposefully. This book will be your trustworthy guide to boosting your emotional intelligence and literally making your entire life much easier.Are you ready to unlock your potential and achieve the great success that you deserve?