Difficult People: The applied neuroscience to hostile conversations
About this ebook
· Would you like to be respected and heard?
· Do you want to be more assertive in dialogues?
· Are you afraid to tell the truth and end up with a rejection, or a negative reaction?
· Do you want to have more emotional intelligence?
All difficult people are just people, and knowing the fundamental aspects of brain functioning and emotions, facilitates the development of more tense and hostile conversations.
You no longer need to "run away" from the inevitable, knowing that you will be psychologically and emotionally safe with these argumentative "powers".
By discovering what happens in the brain during the confrontation, you will know how to act in each unpleasant situation, leading the other side to realize that they cannot move forward with hostility.
This work translates the complexity of neuroscience into easy-to-understand ideas, and give extraordinary skills to face this "hulk" of dialogues.
Communication is not just a "game", where one wins and the other loses, it is a human achievement that deserves to be respected and used with maximum lucidity.
After all, what does neuroscience reveal so that we know how to deal with even difficult people, such as insecure people, passive aggressive people and other people who make us waste energy and time?
Learn how to keep your brain from overloading, using precious cognitive resources just to defend yourself in these situations.
By reading this book you will have a bonus, getting your intelligence never compromised again.
About the author
Graduated in psychology. Specialized in cognitive neuroscience and neuropsychology.
As a certified enthusiast in her field of study, she has a vast intervention in society and the intention to continuously develop her consulting practices and applied neuroscience.
The passion for making new discoveries and sharing knowledge makes a real impact on life in general, activating the various areas:
corporate, professional, personal, health and well-being, as a whole.
Since the beginning of her career, she has been committed to leaving a mark in her field, discovering new ideas, which bring neuroscience to cross paths with contemporary concepts.
Her broad portfolio of training and consulting highlights experience that inspires others, in her field, as well as in diverse areas that intersect with neuroscience.
She also holds a degree in tourism management and Chinese medicine.
Author of several books, namely, “50 Temptations of the Gray Matter”, a book that explains the functioning of the brain, in an easy and simplified way, with many tips to help apply this knowledge in everyday life.
