Podcast about emotions at work

podcastAnna Farmery of the excellent Engaging Brand blog and I had a great conversation about emotions at work.

Some of the key points that came up were:

  • Ignoring emotions at work means big trouble.
  • We can try and tell ourselves that we are 100% rational at work. We’re kidding no one.
  • How should leaders handle emotions?
  • The main point is openness. Be open to what you and others are feeling.
  • Ask, and be able to handle the answers.

And of course the hilarious story of how Anna celebrates at work and when she scores hockey goals.

Listen to or download the podcast.

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6 responses to “Podcast about emotions at work”

  1. Anna Farmery Avatar

    Alex

    Ok it is now official that the world will know I am mad as a hatter from the hockey story!

    Hope you enjoyed it and would your readers to come up with a topic for our next chat ?

    Anna

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  3. Alexander Avatar

    Anna, you don’t really think you had anybody fooled, do ya? Anyway – these days, crazy is good. Crazy is the new black.

    I’ll ask the readers about a topic for our next chat – and I’m really looking forward to it.

  4. […] Podcast with Anna Farmery and me about emotions at work […]

  5. Jessica Avatar
    Jessica

    hey i am a girl! is tht kewl or wht im blonde and look lke a life size barbie doll! it is so exciting tlk to u l8r boys! does anyone no how to get out of this page?

    love,
    Jessica

  6. […] Anna Farmery interviews me about emotions in the workplace. […]

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