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Boosting Your Emotional Intelligence
- Narrated by: Jason M. Satterfield
- Length: 12 hrs and 40 mins
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Publisher's Summary
We have all had experiences with people that prove that those with the highest IQs are not always the most successful. What could these very smart people be missing? Chances are it's emotional intelligence (EQ) - the ability to perceive, understand, and manage emotions in ourselves and others.
Sounds very powerful, doesn't it? Could we really manage our own emotions, as opposed to having our emotions run the show? Could we really effect change in the emotions of our coworkers or family members? The answer to all these questions is a resounding "yes".
Whether or not you understand your emotions and their resultant behaviors, they leave their impacts like footprints - for better or worse - all over the situations and people with whom you interact throughout your life, as well as affecting your cognition, decision-making, and physical body. And while some aspects of your EQ are inherited, the vast majority of EQ skills can be acquired at any age. In Boosting Your Emotional Intelligence, Dr. Jason Satterfield shares how to identify and regulate your own emotions, how to manage emotions in others, a step-by-step process for building your own interactive Skills Tracker to improve your personal EQ, and where to find numerous resources to improve your EQ as an ongoing, unlimited learning experience.
With the tools and skills you gather from this exciting course, you will be able to improve your emotional intelligence now and throughout your life - using your emotions as you want, to help you reach your own personal goals
PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying reference material will be available in your Library section along with the audio.
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- Lea Stogdale
- 2019-08-08
Useful for Everyone
Jason Satterfield presents a huge amount of material in an easily understood manner. He uses interviews and situations to illustrate topics. This course contains useful approaches and methods for everyone as well as for people with anxiety, stress or hard-to-break habits.
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- Brad Goldthorpe
- 2019-02-08
Excellent set of lectures
Overall this was a great set of lectures filled with insightful knowledge and experiences. I have but one criticism and that's in regards to using old movie material for support. I feel there's likely more up-to-date and clearer options available now.
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- tecsined
- 2018-03-19
Very misleading title and description.
This lectures are really focused on a students of psychology and not regular reader or listener that want to work in it's EQ. The author keep over the book making reference about a statistic analysis and correlation numbers between factor with no useful practical sense. There is no explicit practical example on this book for boosting your EQ and just clinical scenarios with very common sense information. This lectures is more like a compilation and survey of the researches in different topic of EQ with some explained concepts. This book could be useful for some college psicology student but not for general audience. I am dissatisfied that the Great Courses haven't reviewed this book better to really sell it as what it is and not adding just a marketing title that does not match with what you get
56 people found this helpful
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- Mattison N
- 2018-01-16
Neither helpful or informative
I was hoping for a book with ways to "boost my emotional intelligence". Two chapters in I think I might get a text book telling me about emotional intelligence as an academic subject. A quarter of the way thru I stopped reading. I have liked every other Great Courses book, but this one was useless
It neither gives you advice on ways to improve yourself or gives you a solid understanding of the topic. It is just the briefest suggestions (e.g. keep a journal) and the shallowest discussion (e.g. a few sentences to describe a model).
The bulk of the book is these scenes of the author talking to his "clients". His clients telling him how great his sessions are. Then throw in some dialogue from an old movie.
51 people found this helpful
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- MW
- 2017-12-16
Helpful for everyone
Many people focus on developing their intellectual strengths, especially readers who are avid Audible listeners. This course is very points out our need to delve more into our emotions, what are the triggers, how to process your emotions. I think this is a critical topic, well presented by someone very easy to listen to. As a practicing physician, this has helped me help other people inside and outside my practice, and has helped me as a person.
This is a contemporary lecture, recently produced. On the critical side, I would recommend not referring to another course. I bought the prior course, before this one, just listened to this one first. Overall, great subject, easy to listen to, and I promise you will not "feel" the same after this course.
35 people found this helpful
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- Darren
- 2018-02-28
lacks practical drills and exercises
In retrospect I don't like this book because it lacks practicality. I prefer Travis Bradbury emotional intelligence 2.0. in contrast, Bradbury's EI 2.0 offers many drills and exercises that help me with connecting with others more deeply.
33 people found this helpful
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- Anonymous User
- 2017-07-25
Brainwashing
Aside of brainwashing purpose, this sounds as (only sounds) as scientific publishing not as book that is pleasant to read - or listen!
29 people found this helpful
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- Travis Martin
- 2017-08-23
Nice lectures on EQ
I've taken wellness classes in college, this was a nice supplement to those. This course outlines methods and studies on emotional control, regulation, and influence. As a professional, I picked up some good skills that I am incorporating into my business routine.
18 people found this helpful
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- donald rolofson
- 2017-07-24
Thumbs down
14 hour infomercial for physcobable. I want my credit back. The preparation was lazy and the performance was stilted in the conclusions were self-serving crap
14 people found this helpful
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- john
- 2018-04-21
Nothing useful or novel here.
I was expecting to learn something of use through the hours of listening invested in this course. Unfortunately there was very little to no tangible benefit here. Perhaps you will gain a slightly higher awareness of your emotional intelligence, simply by hearing it talked about at this length.. or recognize the benefit of 1v1 therapy via overhearing cbt sessions.. but no direct takaways.
6 people found this helpful
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Overall4 out of 5 stars
- Nathan Van Name
- 2017-09-19
Very informative.
very informative. Great use of role playing to get point across. Will need to listen to several times.
6 people found this helpful
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- Glen I.
- 2017-10-22
Excellent
Satterfield is insightful, inspiring, good narrator. Course will improve my life and those around me
4 people found this helpful