“We were able to identify six emotional skills that are always present at a very, very high level in someone ...”

Danny Meyer · Tony Robbins Podcast Daily · The Golden Rule of Hospitality | Tony Robbins Interviews Danny Meyer

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Identify six emotional skills (kindness, optimism, intellectual curiosity, work ethic, empathy, self-awareness, integrity) and interview candidates for those traits

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