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Emotional Intelligence: Improve Your Social Skills, Control Your Emotions, and Handle Difficult People
- Narrated by: Michael Hatak
- Length: 1 hr and 32 mins
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Summary
Improve your social skills, control your emotions, and handle difficult people.
Emotional intelligence has been proven impactful for decades, and has been philosophized for centuries, as a prudent way to get ahead of your competition as you ascend to leadership positions. In addition, it improves your mental health, emotional stability, and personal relationships.
Keep practicing. Emotions should always work for you, not against you. There is no need to counterattack every attack against you, or declare yourself a victim of someone else's horrible scheme against you.
You must own your emotions and use them for the good of your own health and personal successes. Do not be troubled by the low EQ of the people around you. Rise above it all on a wave of emotional intelligence.
In this audiobook, we will discuss how you can train yourself to have a higher Emotional Quotient (EQ), learn where you can apply it for maximum benefit, and determine whether or not it is being practiced against you for dark purposes by the antisocial members of our society.
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