It's not the amount of your intelligence but how you use your intelligence - 47 ways to increase your emotional intelligence

It is not the amount of your intelligence that matters, but how you use your intelligence - 47 ways to increase your emotional intelligence authored by: Dr. Jean Ann Craig translated into Arabic: Abdulilah Al-Mallah binding: hardcover parts: one paper: Shamua size: 14 × 21 summary: This book teaches you: * Basic skills to acquire and develop emotional intelligence. * How to deal with your emotions. * How to develop your relationships. * How to put an end to draining your energy. * How to deal with criticism. * The importance of lifelong continuous learning. Dr. Craig has encompassed the essence of emotional intelligence and translated it into a set of useful and wonderful exercises for those interested in developing their capacity as mature individuals. Dr. Judith Stevens-Long author: Adult Life: Developmental Processes I cannot imagine management and business men who do not want to develop their abilities in communication with people and sharpen their leadership skills benefiting themselves and their aides with this book. Roger MacAneef, management consultant, author of The Outrageous Manager The simple and comfortable roadmap in its shape for the reader seeking emotional intelligence contains more wisdom and truth than its size suggests. It is an enjoyable, deep, practical, and impactful book. Reading this book is a »must« for every person. Pauline Little, author of Breaking into the Boardroom Dr. Jean Ann Craig, lecturer/trainer and educator. She has practiced psychological counseling in schools, is a distinguished lecturer, and supervises training programs in both the public and private sectors. Alukyan Publishing