Study of effects of Emotional Intelligence
Keywords:
Emotional, Intelligence, Motivates, Self-management etcAbstract
People who have a high level of “Emotional Intelligence” are able to tap into their deepest desires, which in turn inspires others to follow in their footsteps. It teaches us to recognize and understand our own and others' feelings, and how to react to them correctly, allowing us to make better use of the info and energy that emotions contain in our everyday lives and at work.
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