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Book Review: Emotional Intelligence

Name of the book: Emotional Intelligence

Author: Daniel Goleman

Book genre: Self-help book

Year of publication: 1995

 

The book by Daniel Goleman “Emotional Intelligence” takes us into a journey of self–discovery. It talks about close relationship between IQ and EQ. It says IQ is important but more so EQ is must. Perhaps, human intelligence is far too narrow and that our emotions play a huge role in decision making that lead to mountain of success. Therefore, EQ is the key to both personal and professional accomplishment. 

 

In this grotesque world where people are fully run by technology, this book can give a very effective and practical solution to overcome your daily obstacles with colleagues and bosses. Perhaps for the same reason, I was immensely benefited. More so, I highly recommend this book for teachers and parents. It has lot of practical solution to increase leadership ability, team performance and decision making to personal wellbeing. On the other hand, it also helps to reduce occupational stress and staff turnover. 

 

To the least one can also get to read on how to overcome low self-esteem and become better human being without having to spend any energy. It basically talks about how to manage oneself. Interestingly, this book is the enemy to anger and fury, depression and anxiety. 

 

Amusingly, after having read this book, I come to realize so many scuttle of my life. In this millennial generation, for people with different academic ability, more than IQ, EQ is must. And this book will serve as the perfect guide to unlock your success. Please, read this book!

 

This book is a perfect guide to improve overall quality of life and relationship everywhere. If you are looking for a perfect solution to your fractured relationships with your family, friends and community this book is the perfect guide to your problem. 

If you are looking for a successful career and wanted to champion your professional life, you must read this book. Therefore, better grab a copy and read to understand yourself and around. BE THE CHANGE! 

 

A must read book for parents, teachers, lawmakers and in fact everyone who wants their child or anyone who want to champion in life. This book would be your personal guide. Please grab a copy and do not miss your chance to be a successful person in life. 

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