Recommended books to improve emotional intelligence and speaking skills

Recommended books to improve your emotional intelligence and speaking skills are "Don't lose because you don't know how to express yourself", "High EQ means talking to make people comfortable", "Super Psychological Manipulation Technique", "High EQ Chat Technique", " Nonviolent Communication" etc.

1. "Don't Lose on Your Inability to Express" is a book published by Jilin Literature and History Publishing House. The author is Guan Cheng. The book provides readers with a large number of practical speaking skills to help readers change their speaking skills. As an art, it becomes an ability.

2. "High EQ means speaking makes people comfortable" is a book published by Jilin Literature and History Publishing House. With the theme of "speaking to make people comfortable", this book effectively combines language and human nature, and teaches readers how to speak to make people feel comfortable through a large number of real-life examples and refined key points.

3. "Super Psychological Control" is a book published by Harbin Publishing House. The author is Jin Shengrong. This book teaches readers to use psychological manipulation techniques, teaches you to instantly understand people's hearts, identify the opponent's weaknesses, and explains to you the skills to break through other people's psychological defenses and control people's hearts with a strong attack.

4. "Chatting with High Emotional Intelligence" is a book published by Jilin Literature and History Publishing House in 2018. The author is Jing Xin. This book introduces the golden rules of chatting that need to be followed, how to make good use of the other party's psychology to make chatting more effective, how to say difficult words well, and how to say pleasant words to move people's hearts more.

5. "Nonviolent Communication" is a book published by Huaxia Publishing House in January 2009. The author is Marshall Luxemburg?. The famous Dr. Marshall Luxemburg discovered a communication method, according to which talking and listening can make people empathize and live in harmony. This is "non-violent communication".