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Emotional Intelligence Habits by Travis Bradberry — WisdomDeck honest review
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Emotional Intelligence Habits

by Travis Bradberry

Bradberry's follow-up to Emotional Intelligence 2.0: short, practical habits across self-awareness, self-management, social awareness and relationship management, with the assessment included. It is a habit list more than a theory, and it is useful as a daily reference.

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Read it if…

you want many small, specific EI habits to try.

Skip it if…

you want depth; it is breadth.

Three things you will actually use

  1. EI grows through small repeated behaviors.
  2. Self-awareness first; the rest depends on it.
  3. Measure and retest.

Do this first

Pick one habit from each of the four domains and practice for a month.

Our verdict

Practical habit list.

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