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Wiseley is resolving the current published collection from the catalog.
Compare perspectives on personality, self-image, and the mind beneath everyday experience.
Quiet examines how the modern Extrovert Ideal shapes work, leadership, education, relationships, and faith. It asks what introversion actually is, whether temperament limits us, and how quiet strengths can be protected and used. The value is a more flexible account of personality, collaboration, courage, and human potential.
Emotional Intelligence asks why intellectual ability alone does not determine how people think, relate, work, or recover. Daniel Goleman traces emotional intelligence from brain circuitry through self-awareness, regulation, motivation, empathy, and social skill, then examines how family life, trauma, health, and schools shape these capacities and how they can be strengthened.