Emotional Intelligence Training

You’ve heard people use the term “emotional intelligence”, but what does that really mean? Is it really as important as experts claim? Is EQ really just as important as IQ in the workplace? Do you wish to increase your emotional intelligence to improve your leadership skills? Whether it’s deciding body language or identifying a behavioral communication style, you will equip yourself with the tools necessary for finding success in all areas of your life.

Immerse yourself in the fascinating journey of "Minds in Motion," an eBook that serves as your personalized window into the world of cognitive development. Embark on an exploration that spans across the chapters of life, from the tender moments of infancy to the rich experiences of senior years. This comprehensive guide invites readers to unveil the intricate stages of cognitive growth starting with the sensorimotor intelligence of infants. Witness the blooming of language and self-awareness, and watch as early childhood sets the scene for a lifetime of learning through play and exploration...

We want money, recognition, love, and so much more, but often we get exactly the opposite. Mostly because we have learned not to listen to our gut feelings, to follow guidelines blindly, and to simply ignore our inner voice when making decisions. Developing emotional intelligence is key for living a happy life, and with the help of the up-to-date research and exercises you’ll find in this audiobook, you’ll be ready for a better overall well-being!

Did you know that on a daily basis an average person processes over 70,000 distinct thoughts? Through this journey, you will get to know useful tools focused on helping you to identify positive, constructive, and high-priority emotions from bad, destructive emotions, to reorient them toward a win-win mindset to achieve personal goals. That's right! Through a cognitive efficiency approach, we can learn from our emotions and redefine our moods in a productive way.

Deep feelings and emotions act as necessary guides when humans face situations too important to defer to the intellect alone. In all decision-making and action situations, feelings count as much, if not more, than rational thought. In fact, there has been far too much emphasis on rational thought (IQ) in the past when evaluating human behavior and potential. In this course you'll gain an understanding of the emotional intelligence theory, and you'll explore the basis of emotional intelligence.

This bundle contains 2 best-selling books that will help you to completely master your emotions by increasing emotional awareness in your life. Imagine what you would be able to accomplish by freeing up our most powerful resource - our emotions - and using them to our advantage! You can easily improve your chances of success in everything that you do, simply by improving your EQ, or Emotional Intelligence quotient. Learn how to control your emotions, become a great leader, and improve the quality of your life.

Becoming one with our emotions is easier said than done. In a world that harshly criticizes the search for emotional vindication, it's no wonder that many are left directionless. Emotional Intelligence offers useful tips and tricks to uncovering the inner desires of the mind and heart. Its main purpose is to educate you on how to become connected with your emotions and learn what your true meaning is.

When we think of our emotions, we often tend to see them as ways of reacting to the world. We feel happiness, sadness, anger, hope, and other emotions because we act on the world, and the world acts on us in turn, and we show our initial reactions by means of our instincts and feelings.

You are smart and you enjoy your life and professional career...but sometimes you misunderstand a colleague, a friend, or your spouse, or they misunderstand you. This makes both of you frustrated, and it acts as a precursor to conflict, which can negatively affect your relationships and success at work. In the worst-case scenario, it can lead to unfulfilling relationships and a lack of well-being in your workplace.

No matter where you are in your life, how old you are, or how many times you've messed up in the past, you have the power to change. With your courage, commitment, and conscious action, you will experience a new quality of life that conforms to your passion and purpose rather than trying to trick yourself into believing that your current circumstances are right for you. Learn what emotional intelligence is, why EQ determines a person's success, how to develop it, and more.

Would you like to build better relationships or save an existing one? Emotional Intelligence is the must-listen guide to raising your EQ, helping you become more self-aware, and guiding your journey to better self-confidence and more happiness in your life. Inside this comprehensive and easy-to-understand guide, you’ll find all the tools and tips you need to improve your social skills, become a better listener, understand effective ways to communicate with everyone in your life, and ultimately, build better, deeper relationships with those around you.

Throughout this book, you will understand the techniques to mastering your emotions and increasing your EQ, interpersonal skills, and communication skills. Having the ability to command your emotions and understand them will help you maximize success!

Want to get smarter? Develop your EQ. Emotional energy is in many ways our most precious resource. Emotions are the fuel for absolutely everything we say, do and create, and emotions are directly responsible for the degree of personal and professional success that we enjoy in life. Successful people, no matter their profession or field of interest all have one key characteristic in common: they are masters of managing their emotional energy. Simply put, they control their emotions, and don’t let their emotions control them.

Many people are wildly unaware of what emotional intelligence is and how it supports them in all areas of life, including in their leadership. Emotional intelligence is ultimately your ability to navigate emotions in a healthy, mature manner that supports you with using them in an effective and polite manner, rather than emotionally exploding on people when things get out of control.

The importance of emotional intelligence cannot be overstated. Those who do have it excel at communication, thrive in relationships, and manage workplace stress effortlessly. Those who don't have it struggle with each of these aspects and find it hard to lead successful lives. Through emotional intelligence, you can expertly manage workplace stress, build better relationships, become more self-aware, and grow to be an excellent communicator with those around you.

If you want to learn how to improve your leadership skills and discover the secrets behind a successful leader, give this audiobook a listen to find out how emotional intelligence can help you.

Enhance your emotional resilience, amplify empathy, and cultivate self-awareness on your journey to a fulfilling life. Imagine a choice between a boost in IQ or Emotional Intelligence (EI) from a magical genie. While a high IQ seems appealing, the power of EI is profound.

The audiobook explores the importance of emotional intelligence and tries to bring out the link between character, sentiment, and moral instincts. This audiobook serves as your guide towards understanding the emotions, and why some of the biggest moments of your lives happen and what the world around us is all about. This understanding helps you to bring recognition to feelings and what to do next.

Research has proven that those individuals who have a higher emotional quotient, or EQ, tend to make better leaders, enjoy a better quality of personal and professional relationships, and are mentally healthier. You will learn how to know yourself better so that you can better understand others, as well as discover how your emotional brain works and how to improve your emotional intelligence.

Emotionally intelligent people are open to new experiences, can show feelings adequate to the situation, either good or bad, and find it easy to socialize with other people and establish new contacts. They handle stress well, say “no” easily, realistically assess the achievements of themselves or others and are not afraid of constructive criticism and taking calculated risks.