Curiosity
Series: HBR emotional intelligence seriesPublication details: Harvard Business Review Press 2024 BostonDescription: 165 pISBN:- 9781647826840
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| 152.3 HEI Brain laterality : right, up, and forward | 152.33 POL Hard to break : why our brains make habits stick | 152.4 BOT The school of life: an emotional education | 152.4 CUR Curiosity | 152.4 EMO Emotions and negativity | 152.4 GOL Emotional intelligence | 152.4 PIN Power of regret : how looking backward moves us forward |
1.The five dimensions of curiosity 2.Build you curiosity muscle 3.Make continuous learning a part of your daily routine 4.Curiosity is as important as intelligence 5.Make work more meaningful 6.Want stronger relationships at work?: change the way you listen 7.How to avoid common miscommunications at work 8.How to develop empathy for someone who annoys you 9.Form stronger, longer-lasting connections 10.Why you need to cultivate your sense of wonder - especially now 11.Four phrases that build a culture of curiosity
This book teaches how to cultivate curiosity by focusing on emotional intelligence themes like empathy, self-awareness, and compassion. It teaches how to build an inquisitive habit, understand diverse perspectives, and open up to new ways of thinking about work, breaking free from assumptions.
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