
Episode 4 - “They told me that I’m too emotional to be a good leader.”
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What happens when a leader receives feedback that they're "too emotional" for their role?
In this episode, Dr Liv and Dr Emma discuss the vital relationship between emotions and effective leadership. They unpack the painful experience of having your emotional responses questioned, especially when it comes from a male supervisor to a female leader.
(click here to contact / learn more about Dr Liv Oginska >>> )
(click here to contact / learn more about Dr Emma McConnell >>> )
In this episode, you will discover:
- how to approach someone's comments about your personality in the professional setting
- how emotions impact leadership skills - whether they are helpful or destructive
- the practical strategies for managing emotions in high-stakes moments
Whether you've been told you're "too emotional" or struggle with regulating your responses in challenging situations, this episode provides actionable tools to transform emotional awareness from a perceived weakness into one of your greatest leadership strengths.
Click here to find more leadership resources connected to this episode >>>>
- An EI Guide: Expand your emotional granularity
- THE ADVANCED RESOURCE -> An EI Guide: Flavours of the Chimp and how to manage them
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