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• style="text-align: justify;">Author - twice winner of the Pulitzer Prize
• style="text-align: justify;">The scientist who showed the world the sensational «Emotional Intelligence»
• style="text-align: justify;">More than 5 million copies sold

We are programmed to communicate. More precisely, our brain. During communication, it starts an emotional tango and seems to turn into a phone from which we call another brain. This connection is a double-edged sword: nourishing relationships have a beneficial effect on health, while toxic ones can slowly poison our body. Bad news, communication with unpleasant people, excessive empathy - it turns out that all this leaves a significant imprint on our biological indicators. And in order to put a "filter" on the flow of feelings and information that the brain absorbs by the gallon every day, it's time to develop your own social intelligence.