EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE: 2 Books in 1: How to Stop Worrying and Find Unlimited Happiness + Emotional Quotient 2.0: For a Better, Happier, and Healthier

You think you're a smart person, but you don't feel fully satisfied with your life, your work, and your relationships?Negative emotions take over, leaving you without energy and unable to focus on your social relationships and career?Alexander W. All... Read more

You think you're a smart person, but you don't feel fully satisfied with your life, your work, and your relationships?Negative emotions take over, leaving you without energy and unable to focus on your social relationships and career?Alexander W. Allen, starting from his knowledge in the field of neuroscience and psychology, leads us towards the discovery of emotions, teaches us how to recognize and control them, in order to improve every aspect of our lives.This is a collection of 2 books:How to stop worrying and find unlimited happiness, helps you understand what negative emotions are, what the mechanisms that regulate them are, and how to control and overcome them.Emotional Quotient 2.0 leads you into the world of emotional intelligence, makes you understand how emotions work and help you with a series of strategies and exercises to improve your emotional quotient.You'll learn:- How to Cleanse your mind of negative thoughts and habits- How the mind works and what are the mechanisms that regulate emotions- What are emotions and why are they important- Why having a high IQ is not enough to be successful.- How to Control your emotions to improve social relationships- How to Stop listening to other people's opinions- What emotional intelligence is and how to develop it- How to increase your EQ through practical exercisesAnd much more...With adequate work on overcoming negative emotions and with so much practice related to the development of social skills and the development of the emotional quotient, the road to success is much flatter.In fact, the real formula for success is: IQ + EQ = SUCCESSThe red pill or the blue pill? Continue on your way in perpetual dissatisfaction or try to change your life? Less