Book description
In this groundbreaking relationship book, positive emotions expert Barbara L. Fredrickson gives us an entirely new way of understanding love and appreciating its benefits.
“A radically new conception of love.”—The Atlantic
Even more than happiness and optimism, love holds the key to improving our mental and physical health as well…
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1 author picked Love 2.0 as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
This book like all of the above books is a leading-edge book. It explains the science and power of positive emotions.
The author explains how the biochemicals in our body connects us to others. And how we send positive emotions to other people by the way we smile and how we show up physically and emotionally. Love - platonic love is the result. Platonic love is a superpower that heightens your abilities to build kind, caring trusting relationships with others.
In the workplace that enables you to think, listen, and learn faster and better. This book illuminates the Emotional part…
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