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I read too much. I read several books simultaneously, usually across different topics and genres. I talk to my friends about good books, so I am hoping this will serve a similar, but extended function
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OverReader skip to main | skip to sidebar Wednesday, April 15, 2009 Social Intelligence by Daniel Goleman If you liked the concepts in Goleman’s Emotional Intelligence, this book goes further: evidence that we interact and react to create different brain chemistries based on social norms. I listened to the audio version several times while doing chores or working out. With the advent of new measurement devices for brain patterns and brain chemistry, Goleman tells interesting stories about people knowing just the right moves to influence others. He opens with a story of a young Captain in Iraq defusing a tense situation with the local populace as his men approaced a mosque on a routine patrol. By having the men drop their rifles from the typical ready position and smile, the crowd seemed to sense they were not there to attack the mosque and the atmosphere changed dramatically. I found myself recalling good managers I had known who seemed to have a knack for doing th...
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