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The Art of Managing Emotions
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The Art of Managing Emotions

Daniel Goleman
WOBI, 2012
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Many people don’t find their work engaging. They do just enough to get by, remaining unmotivated and unchallenged. As a result, they produce too little cortisol, and their brain state becomes suppressed. Staffers on the other end of the spectrum are overwhelmed by their jobs and their lack of support or resources. Neither group performs at its best.

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About the Speaker

Psychologist Daniel Goleman is a two-time Pulitzer Prize Nominee. He also wrote the New York Times bestseller Emotional Intelligence, and the books Social Intelligence and Vital Lies, Simple Truths, and is a co-author of Optimal, Focus, Primal Leadership, Working with Emotional Intelligence, Altered Traits, and Why We Meditate, among other books.

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