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How do you keep a positive attitude? How do you maintain a strong faith in God, work hard, and consistently work at forming the right daily habits that lead to success and happiness in life? What stories do you tell yourself about how you manage your emotions, and do you know why you are where you are on your life's journey? Spirituality and Scientific Strategies for Managing Your Emotions helps you answer these questions, and it will increase your awareness of the power that spirituality and science offers in your life for managing your emotions and making enriched life choices. Author Pollis…mehr

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How do you keep a positive attitude? How do you maintain a strong faith in God, work hard, and consistently work at forming the right daily habits that lead to success and happiness in life? What stories do you tell yourself about how you manage your emotions, and do you know why you are where you are on your life's journey? Spirituality and Scientific Strategies for Managing Your Emotions helps you answer these questions, and it will increase your awareness of the power that spirituality and science offers in your life for managing your emotions and making enriched life choices. Author Pollis Robertson presents some of the major research findings on the benefits of using both spirituality and science to enhance individual well-being, serving as a practical guide for those who are concerned about improving their emotional intelligence. By applying these principles, you too can grow in your emotional intelligence skills, encourage responsible decision-making, and foster strong personal and professional relationships among all socioeconomic classes. Now is the time to become even more inspired to search for greater knowledge and continue to grow your interpersonal and professional relationship skills.
Autorenporträt
Pollis Robertson, PhD, has worked for large multinational corporations and later served as a business professor and business management consultant; he has a PhD in behavioral psychology with an industrial emphasis. In addition to serving in Vietnam, Pollis is also a cancer survivor, which prepared him to help others learn to manage their emotions. He has dedicated his life to being a teacher and a mentor, both professionally and as a deacon and Sunday school teacher. He considers his greatest achievement his forty-year marriage and his three wonderful adult children.