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Our feelings decide our next move for us; the outcome is rarely what we intend.
October 3, 2014
"To succeed in life and in leadership, we need to act powerfully in the context of strong emotions and still have the impact we intend. But that’s hard to achieve." When we encounter strong emotions, we tend to repress them or submit to them which both come with substantial costs.
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