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Do you wonder why some people are so hardworking yet, aren't successful? Did you know that emotionally intelligent people are more successful, and great masters of emotions and communications because of their mindset and people skills?
Are you interested in knowing how to become healthier, happier and more successful using the power of your own emotions?
Here's a 2-in-1 book that weaves the subjects of psychology and emotional intelligence into one. This book is written to help you develop your cope capacity, winning mindsets and other success indicators. With this manual, you'll be able to create and be in-charge of your favorable emotional state 24/7.
Whether your goal is to become the best in your working place, parenting, relationship, getting better grades, quit smoking, lose weight or even to learn a new language, this offer tips of getting motivated seamlessly and reveals how to become cultivate emotional intelligence without constant struggles.
One of our greatest possessions on this earthly plane is emotional balance. To become more successful and experience happier life, you must take charge of the natural instinctive state of your mind arising from circumstances, moods or relationships with others.
With this book, you'll be amazed at how easy it is to positively readjust your emotional state and handle situations confidently by taking full control of your emotions.
Inside This Book, You'll Discover How:
To Crush Stress with Emotional Intelligence
The mind works and how to boost your confidence
To use psychology to become more productive, live healthier, and get better grades
The Principles that Underlie Emotional Maturity
To Improve your Level of Emotional Intelligence and enhance your productivity
To Master Social Communications and boost your confidence
...and Much More!
If you want to experience the benefits of personal and social competence, and get extraordinary results like most emotionally intelligent people do, then this book is for you.
About the author
Daniel Anderson is an assistant professor of English and the Director of American Studies at Dominican University in River Forest, Illinois.
