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…the psychological and emotional labor required to balance meaningful interests and bullshit work is often daunting.
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141 |
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…the skill at reading others’ emotions is just an effect of what working-class work actually consists of: rich people don’t have to learn how to interpret labor nearly as well…
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237 |
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We experience our fears of both emotional and physical threats with almost the same intensity.
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072 |
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Think of an emotion as mostly a reaction, and feeling is an interpretation.
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080 |
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Emotions are important, but crying won’t get the job done – particularly in a leadership role. – Mary Barra
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087 |
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…you can alter how you look back on an event by more deliberately shaping its emotional peak and its end.
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057 |
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People need to make a direct emotional connection with the company’s purpose if that purpose is to inspire change.
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191 |
