Emotional Intelligence Helps Make Better Product Choices


	Emotional Intelligence Helps Make Better Product Choices

Mohir

6-3-2008 12:04 PM

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intelligence, eq, consumer, nutrition

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6-3-2008 2:35 PM

wildcat

ah! feelings, how many of us understand their emotional abilities?
and btw, i see no reason to involve emotions with consumption..

6-3-2008 11:45 PM

mugofcoffee

forget about the product choices, emotional intelligence helps makes better people choices and life choices...

6-4-2008 9:59 AM

papananook

I want a TACO! and a cookie later. uh-oh....

6-4-2008 10:13 AM

skwirlinator

I did some clips on EQ awhile ago - Pretty interesting stuff if you ask me. They are in my folders

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