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Unleash exceptional social and communication skills in just a few weeks, even with years of social anxiety. Struggle in social settings? Wish you could effortlessly master small talk and build connections? Our guide offers effective strategies and exercises to enhance your communication skills and boost your confidence.

Do you want to know how to use emotional intelligence to improve your life? Do you want to know yourself more deeply? If your answer is yes, then keep reading...Emotional Intelligence is a practical guide for increasing your emotional intelligence using the four core EQ skills (self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, and relationship management) to achieve your goals and unlock your fullest potential.

This podcasts seeks to help everyone in the world of business and property, whether you are a newbie or seasoned veteran. Throughout the series, we follow Dan's journey in Property where he will share all of his experiences, the good and bad, as we know life and business is not always a walk in the park. As well as sharing his journey, Dan invites many guests onto the podcast from all sectors in the business and property world to share their tips and tricks as well as what NOT to do, as they share some of their trials and tribulations that challenged them and their mindset.

La autodisciplina es la clave de todo y es el mayor regalo que puedes darte a ti mismo. Las agallas para terminar lo que empiezas y seguir adelante. Para mí, la autodisciplina significa hacer realidad tus intenciones. Demasiado a menudo, diremos que haremos algo, e incluso podríamos empezar un fin de semana de suerte. Pero al primer signo de dificultad, fatiga, aburrimiento, o actividad, lo abandonamos con demasiada facilidad y se queda en nuestro garaje (mental, figurativo, o literal) por el resto de la eternidad.

Self-discipline is the key to everything, and it is the greatest gift you can give yourself! The guts to finish what you started and following through. The strength to drop that bad habit completely and replace it with a wholesome one. To me, self-discipline means making your intentions reality. Too often, we’ll say we’ll do something, and we might even start it one lucky weekend. But at the first sign of hardship, fatigue, boredom, or busyness, we abandon it all too easily, and it sits in our garage (mentally, figuratively, or literally) for the rest of eternity.