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Imagine a magic potion that can help increase your chances of landing a job or attaining a life-long goal. Of course, you'd take it, right? The bad news is that there's no such thing as a magic potion. But, the good news is that you can have something more effective, i.e., emotional intelligence. In this book, you will learn why understanding your feelings and those of other people, as well as healthily expressing your emotions, can lead to success.

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Employees and managers People from all occupations

About the Authors: Travis Bradberry and Jean Greaves are the co-authors of Emotional Intelligence 2.0 and Leadership 2.0. They are also co-founders of Talent Smart, a consulting agency that provides emotional intelligence tests and training to Fortune 500 companies. Both of them have PhDs in industrial-organizational psychology.

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Leonardo da Vinci is one of the most celebrated and controversial thinkers in history. In this book, you will get a peak into his mind. What are the principles that Da Vinci held in his life? What did he truly believe in? This book will teach you how you can imitate his extraordinary genius.

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• Aspiring artists and      
• scientists: young adults

About the Author:

Michael Gelb is an executive coach and management consultant. He teaches creativity, innovation, and leadership to organisations and individuals. He is also the author of 17 non-fiction books. Michael also motivates people through his keynote speeches and seminars.

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Eat That Frog! 21 Effective Procrastination Strategies for Getting More Done in Less Time

The legendary Eat That Frog! (more than 450,000 copies sold and translated into 23 languages) provides the 21 most effective methods for conquering procrastination and accomplishing more. This new edition is revised and updated throughout, and includes brand new information on how to keep technology from dominating our time.

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DotCom Secrets: The Underground Playbook for Online Business Growth.

Russell Brunson is a serial entrepreneur who started his first online company while he was wrestling at Boise State University. Within a year of graduating he had sold over a million dollars worth of his own products and services from his basement!

For over 10 years now Russell has been starting and scaling companies online. He owns a software company, a supplement company, a coaching company, and is one of the top super affiliates in the world.

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Do you want to be a billionaire? What does it feel like to earn 3 billion in one day? Does having 8 billion finally make you happy? In this summary, you will learn how to stay wealthy. You will learn the true value of money.

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Employees Entrepreneurs Stock Traders, Brokers, and Managers

About the Author:

Morgan Housel is an investor and author. He is a partner in The Collaborative Fund, an investment fund formed by fourteen people. He is also a former columnist for the Wall Street Journal and the author of three books.

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What can buying coffee teach you about the economy? Did you know that what you buy affects the market? In this book, you will learn about how buyers and sellers affect prices. You will learn about things like pricing strategies, trade, and globalization. Go undercover with this book to find out what drives the economy.

Who will learn from this summary?

Students of economics Aspiring business owners Newcomers to markets, trade, and business

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Tim Harford is an economist and a journalist. He writes for the Financial Times and Slate Magazine. He is the author of "The Next Fifty Things That Made the Modern Economy," "Messy," and the million-selling "The Undercover Economist." He also runs a podcast called "Cautionary Tales," which tells stories of mistakes and how to learn from them. He won the Bastiat Prize for economic journalism in 2007.

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Do you have bad habits that you want to change? What is the role of our brain and childhood in our destructive behaviours? What is the best way to build good habits? You will learn these and more from this book. You have the power to rewire your brain and overcome your addictions. This book will teach you how.

Who should listen to this summary?

People who want to stick to their goals. People with bad habits. People with addiction. Psychology students.

About the Author:

Richard O'Connor is the author of more than five books that deal with psychology. He was the executive director of a non-profit mental health clinic called the Northwest Centre for Family Service and Mental Health. O'Connor is a psychotherapist, and he has offices in Connecticut and New York.