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Confident Parents, Confident Kids lays out an approach for helping parents - and the kids they love - hone their emotional intelligence so they can make wise choices, connect, and communicate well with others (even when patience wears thin), and become socially competent, confident human beings.

En "El poder del conflicto", los autores explican qué sucede cuando aparecen los desacuerdos entre las personas y cómo podemos pasar de un abismo a la reconexión armoniosa. Trabajar en los constantes desajustes y sus reparaciones de la vida cotidiana - el silencio y la evasión son, en realidad, obstáculos que nos impiden crecer - nos ayuda a formar relaciones profundas, duraderas y de confianza, así como adquirir resiliencia en tiempos de estrés y trauma, y ​​alcanzar un sólido sentido del yo en el mundo.

Regardless of your political sway, none of us can deny that Barack Obama is one of most powerful presenters of our time. Many have said that his public speaking skills are crucial to his success. Indeed research shows this skill alone will trigger other people's decision to regard him automatically as a great leader - an expert in whatever he does someone to trust and follow. This can also be true for you.

Does the idea of talking in public speaking fill you with dread? What are you going to say? How are you going to say it? Will you stumble over your words? Will the audience understand and what if they don't like you? Whether it's standing up in a meeting at work, making a speech at a wedding or just talking normally while others listen - public speaking is the most common fear and the majority of people will try to get out of it or "get it over with" as quickly as possible.

Does the idea of talking in public speaking fill you with dread? What are you going to say? How are you going to say it? Will you stumble over your words? Will the audience understand and what if they don't like you? Whether it's standing up in a meeting at work, making a speech at a wedding or just talking normally while others listen - public speaking is the most common fear and the majority of people will try to get out of it or "get it over with" as quickly as possible.