
Unpopular opinion: your team doesn't need another “positive leader” It needs someone REAL. The modern world glorifies constant joy and positive thinking. Sadness, on the other hand, is often seen as a sign of weakness or lack of professionalism. But does this really mean that there is no right to more difficult emotions in the business world? Can sadness actually be a source of strength, reflection and authenticity? In my latest article and podcast episode, I look at the role of sadness in leadership. I talk about why allowing yourself this emotion can: 👑 improve decision-making, ⚙️ improve analytical thinking, 🧠 increase memory, 🔍 increase the ability to remember details, 💙 and build confidence and strengthen relationships. I also share personal experiences and research findings that show that sadness is not an obstacle, but part of the path to better understanding ourselves and others.
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