On Frustration

Nothing gets under my skin more than when a leader says “I’m frustrated.” Quite frankly, it really frustrates me. I’m being cheeky here, but it does seem that some of us love to get frustrated. It is a go-to emotion we absent-mindedly employ. When we get emotional, engaging any emotion, our limbic system takes charge […]

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