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Emotional Intelligence 2.0: A Practical Guide To Understanding Your Mind Secrets, Sharpening Your Mental Skills To Perform Better At Work And Improve ... Skills To Perform Better At Work And Im
Do you want to know the secrets of your mind more deeply? Are you interesting in mastering the use of emotional intelligence to live a happier and better life?
Emotional intelligence is a solid foundation that will allow a person to have the ability to understand their own emotions and those of other people that they may encounter. In today's corporate world it's essential that a person knows how to control their emotions in order to climb the corporate ladder of success. People with emotional intelligence seem to have everything figured out because they have mastered the most important thing of They have learned themselves.
It is important that people recognize their own emotions and those of others. They must know when to discern between different feelings and label them appropriately. Knowing how to use emotional information to guide thinking and behaviour, and manage and/or adjust emotions, will sharpen the ability to adapt to environments or meet one's goal.
Emotional Intelligence 2.0 will reply to all the questions you may have about your emotional quotient, abbreviated EQ. It explores the various aspects of EQ from why we have emotions to why we need them. It explains why emotional intelligence might get you further in life than IQ without necessarily diminishing the crucial role played by book smarts in your life. It also goes to bust the popular myths about emotional intelligence that exists, thus allowing you to distinguish the truths from the misconceptions.
In this audio book you will - What emotional intelligence is, and how it is so important in your daily life - How emotional intelligence affects your relationships and private life - How to use emotional intelligence to perform better at work - How to sharpen your emotional intelligence skills based on your age and your lifestyle - And much more...
What are you waiting for? Take your chance to understand where your emotions fit in the overall picture of your life! Buy the book now!
Emotional intelligence is a solid foundation that will allow a person to have the ability to understand their own emotions and those of other people that they may encounter. In today's corporate world it's essential that a person knows how to control their emotions in order to climb the corporate ladder of success. People with emotional intelligence seem to have everything figured out because they have mastered the most important thing of They have learned themselves.
It is important that people recognize their own emotions and those of others. They must know when to discern between different feelings and label them appropriately. Knowing how to use emotional information to guide thinking and behaviour, and manage and/or adjust emotions, will sharpen the ability to adapt to environments or meet one's goal.
Emotional Intelligence 2.0 will reply to all the questions you may have about your emotional quotient, abbreviated EQ. It explores the various aspects of EQ from why we have emotions to why we need them. It explains why emotional intelligence might get you further in life than IQ without necessarily diminishing the crucial role played by book smarts in your life. It also goes to bust the popular myths about emotional intelligence that exists, thus allowing you to distinguish the truths from the misconceptions.
In this audio book you will - What emotional intelligence is, and how it is so important in your daily life - How emotional intelligence affects your relationships and private life - How to use emotional intelligence to perform better at work - How to sharpen your emotional intelligence skills based on your age and your lifestyle - And much more...
What are you waiting for? Take your chance to understand where your emotions fit in the overall picture of your life! Buy the book now!
154 pages, Paperback
Published September 1, 2020
About the author
Daniel Cloud
7 books2 followersLecturer of philosophy at Columbia University, specializing in the philosophy of biology and the social sciences.
After graduating from Wesleyan University, he taught English at Qinghua University in Beijing. He then did a variety of jobs in Asia, and ended up working for W. I. Carr as an equity analyst in Hong Kong, China, and Indonesia.
He returned to the United States to study at Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs, and then in 1993 helped start Firebird Fund Management, which launched one of the first successful Russia funds. In 1998 he returned to Columbia, this time to study philosophy and biology. He is currently a partner at Euphrates Asset Management, a company that manages a fund that invests in Iraq.
Cloud finished a Ph.D. in philosophy, with honors, in 2006, and subsequently spent some time at the Institute for Biolcomplexity and Informatics in Calgary. In 2008 he became a Junior Fellow at Princeton University, and in 2011 he was hired by the school's philosophy department. He worked for Princeton's University Center for Human Values and its Humanities Council.
After graduating from Wesleyan University, he taught English at Qinghua University in Beijing. He then did a variety of jobs in Asia, and ended up working for W. I. Carr as an equity analyst in Hong Kong, China, and Indonesia.
He returned to the United States to study at Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs, and then in 1993 helped start Firebird Fund Management, which launched one of the first successful Russia funds. In 1998 he returned to Columbia, this time to study philosophy and biology. He is currently a partner at Euphrates Asset Management, a company that manages a fund that invests in Iraq.
Cloud finished a Ph.D. in philosophy, with honors, in 2006, and subsequently spent some time at the Institute for Biolcomplexity and Informatics in Calgary. In 2008 he became a Junior Fellow at Princeton University, and in 2011 he was hired by the school's philosophy department. He worked for Princeton's University Center for Human Values and its Humanities Council.
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