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Description of  EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE: HOW TO DEVELOP YOUR EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE AND IMPROVE YOUR SOCIAL SKILLS TO HAVE A STRONG RELATIONSHIPS WITH OTHERS

You have probably heard the phrase emotional intelligence by now. It has been a popular topic of discussion for several years now, even decades. You have heard it described as something that is necessary to be successful in life, even considered to be the most important form of intelligence that there is. In laymans terms, emotional intelligence means being able to recognize ones own emotions and express them in a healthy and productive way while simultaneously recognizing the emotions of others. When you master this technique, you will know how to speak to them and what situations call for what sorts of action. You will also know when it is best to do nothing. This is vital to nurturing interpersonal relationships as well as getting ahead in the workplace. It is obvious why emotional intelligence would help your relationships, but it may not be the first thing you think of whenever you imagine what it takes to be more successful at work. You might think, Why is this emotional intelligence important to get ahead in work? Isnt it more important to be knowledgeable on the subject Im studying? While it is very important to have the skill, the value of emotional intelligence is immeasurable. It goes a long way to be well-liked by your coworkers and your employees. This is not the same as a suck-up. There is a huge difference between a suck-up and someone who has good social skills and a friendly demeanor. Whenever your boss is thinking of who to promote, they will most likely think of people who would represent the company well. They want someone well-spoken and approachable, someone, who will earn good reviews for the business. There is a social ladder we must climb in order to be successful. This book covers: What is Emotional Intelligence? The Pillars of Emotional Intelligence Are You Emotionally Intelligent? Emotional Intelligence At Work The Importance Of Empathy Generalized Benefits of EI Practical Exercises to Develop Emotional Intelligence Adopting Good Relationship Habits Even after you have moved on to the next job, it can benefit you. Whenever you are searching for a new job, if you have cultivated a good relationship with your employees, then you can easily ask for a referral, which will increase your chance of succeeding in your next job. When the employer you are hoping to impress meets you, they will have your previous employers high praise of you echoing through their mind, which will make them notice the more positive qualities in you first. The things people hear about you before they meet you are powerful in their decision what they think of you. A reputation is something that follows you, and while it will take a lot of work, it can be changed if you do not like what it is now. This is why the concept of emotional intelligence, sometimes known as EQ, has been so widely talked about and prized in the past few years, both in the workplace and in interpersonal relationships. Learn more about emotional intelligence. Grab a copy of this book now!