Emotional Intelligence: Control Your Emotions, Improve Interpersonal Connections, Find Lasting Success, & Build Your Self Confidence!

By: Kevin Gise

Narrated by: Ralph L. Rati

Length: 1 hr and 56 mins

Publisher's summary

Want to become successful and adored by others?

Looking to build self-confidence?

Want to control and understand your emotional state?

Everyone is looking for an edge against the competition. This audiobook is looking to improve the quality of both your professional and personal life.

This book has one goal! That is to raise your EQ and set you on the path to success.

What is EQ? It is defined as “our ability to control, be aware of, and express our emotions, while handling our interpersonal relationships both judiciously and with empathy.” Emotional intelligence gives us the power to recognize the emotions of other people and understand how to use that knowledge to guide both our thinking and behavior.

This book will show you what one needs to accomplish to become emotionally intelligent. It will teach you the skills needed to improve your personal and professional interpersonal connections. This book will teach you the importance of self-awareness, self-regulation, social awareness, relationship management, and positive mindset.

I'll also provide a ton of tips and resources to help you as go along. The road to emotional intelligence is long but worthwhile. Don't accept less than the best out of life.

Inside you will learn:

• An Intro to Emotional Intelligence
• The Power of Emotional Intelligence & Perception of Self
• Improving Emotional Intelligence During Social Interactions
• Developing EQ In The Workplace
• 100+ Tricks, Skills & Tips to Raise Your EQ Level & Mindfulness
• A Guide to Emotional Intelligence Resources, Books, Apps, Tests & Body Language Resources

After you've finished this book, you'll have gained a working understanding of emotional intelligence along with some helpful tips and strategies to further you along on your journey.

©2018 Kevin Tinbergen (P)2018 Kevin Tinbergen

how valuable EI is

the ideas I’ve gotten from this book will be applied. I’m thinking of passing this down to my kids as I’ve just been opened to how valuable high EI is to a person’s health and success. Wish Kevin Gise has written another book solely for kids.

Very influential

an influential book to date. Golden tips from an author who is a pro in this.

I'll be consulting on this audiobook from now on.

Sensible in every sense of the word. This taught me how EQ matters greatly compared to IQ. And I must agree. I appreciate the EQ resources this book has suggested.

Must-read!

This is a must-read especially to people who would want to attain success or maintain success in the long run. You’d be surprised how emotional intelligence fits in.

Golden Nuggets here

Sad to say, I have low EQ. I came to conclude this based on the past happenings in my life wherein I always fail to control my feelings and end up hurting others and myself. It’s unhealthy and I’m glad I was able to admit this to myself that I need to develop my EQ and care for others, too. I found documenting my feelings working for me. Thanks for the recommendations!

comprehensible

The author’s easy-to-understand writing style helped me in recognizing the importance of emotional intelligence and access my emotional quotient.

Grateful for this

Maintaining a positive feeling in every situation is something I’d like to develop in myself. Grateful I got this audiobook as I got more than what I was asking for. Moreover, I’m recommending it as it has discussed in detail how to communicate effectively and to listen well as these are just some of the most important stuffs that affects our EI.

be an emotionally effective leader

Found practical advises to aid me in overcoming emotional obstacles which I’m poor at. An essential book to date, it discusses the attributes of an emotionally effective leader.

better off buying the hard copy

not bad but there is enough info you are better off buying the hard copy vs the audio book

Great starter

This is a great starter on EI. Yes, I’ve heard this concept many times before, but it’s not until now where I gave it my full attention and I’m happy I did. It teaches me how to handle criticisms be it constructive or not and how to manage my emotions whatever situations I’m in.