Emotional Intelligence: A Practical Guide on How to Control Your Emotions and Achieve Lifelong Social Success

by Edward J. Watson

Increase Your Emotional Intelligence and Discover How You Can Enhance Your Life

  
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Emotional Quotient is a widely used term in psychology, and although most of us are more concerned with Intelligence Quotient, EQ is just as important as your IQ. In fact, EQ plays a big part in an individual's success.

What happens when you harness your EQ? You develop a high state of mental well-being. You become more skilled in resolving conflict with other people. You get to create and maintain good relationship with friends, family and colleagues. You become the source of a positive environment and attract others.

Those are just few of the many benefits of enhancing one’s EQ!

When you read A Practical Guide On How to Raise Your EQ and Achieve Lifelong Social Success, you will gain full access on the how-to’s and helpful tips to help you perceive your own emotions and other people as well.

Developing your interpersonal skill takes time and plenty of adjustments, and that is why the author of this book, Edward Watson, wrote a something that will allow learning to happen at your pace and at your own time!

If you want to know how to respond appropriately to certain situations, understand yourself and others, take full responsibility for your actions, and gain trust from people within your social circle, then now is the time to get your own copy of this book!

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51 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 5, 2016

Reviews

[Donna · Rating 2 out of 5]

Lots of grammar issues

I chose to only give this book 2 stars mainly because of all the grammar and spelling issues all throughout the book. It was very distracting and made me question the authors knowledge of the subject. The tips involved didn't give very good examples so at the end of reading the book you kind of feel like you still didn't know much more about the subject.

[Nisha · Rating 2 out of 5]

This book was way too simple for a very complex topic. The vision of this book was narrow, and one track minded. Perhaps if we lived in a utopian society, we could benefit from these tips, but from a realistic standpoint, this book lacks the depth needed to address the complexities of individual and collective psychologies within society.

[Mihkel · Rating 2 out of 5]

This is a pretty good book if you've heard about "Emotional Intelligence" here and there and want to know more about it - was what I wanted to say. And even while it gives a pretty nice introduction into EI, the randomness of thought and the massive amount of grammar mistakes is just a pain. The good thing it does thou', is that I'm going to look into some better and more thorough books about EI. Worth reading if you want a very basic overview of what Emotional Intelligence is all about.

[Aira · Rating 2 out of 5]

The author's approach to emotional intelligence in this book seems unnecessarily long-winded. A more concise article would have sufficed and conveyed the same message with greater clarity and impact.

[Helfren · Rating 3 out of 5]

Good book. Like the concept and the practical application of emotional intelligence. Concise and useful.