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After writing about emotional intelligence for years, daniel goleman is pleased to announce the release of his emotional intelligence coaching certification program. Working with emotional intelligence delivers a clear cut message, arguing that emotional competence is the main factor influencing success in the professional life of any person or institution. Emotional intelligence, selfefficacy and diversity. The idea in brief the core idea the idea in practice putting the idea to work 1 article. It provides ease of use, flexibility in format, and industrystandard security and all at no cost to you. Daniel goleman, the father of emotional intelligence, proposed six leadership styles in his 2002 book. Goleman 1998 who popularized the concept and science of emotional. Start free trial whether its a scan or a simple form made with microsoft word, excel, or. Son livre a initialement ete publie en anglais en 1995 et traduit en francais chez robert laffont en 1997. Recommendation in this seminal work, daniel goleman introduced millions of.
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