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69: Emotional Intelligence by Daniel Goleman →

2019.06.07
- 94 min -
Joe Buhlig
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It can be difficult to measure, but the topic of emotional intelligence is a worthwhile study for anyone with a desire to reach their full potential. In today’s episode, Joe & Mike take a deep look at a different way to be smart.

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