Consider how much more you often suffer from your anger and grief, than from those very things for which you are angry and grieved. ~ Marcus Antonius ~
Think about the last time you were really upset. How did it make you feel? How much energy did you use? Anger, frustration, and stress are normal emotions. It's OK to get mad. It's how you use your anger that will make the difference. Do you use it as an excuse to be a victim? Try instead to use is it as a motivator. Think about why you are angry and what you can do about it - not how you can control the other person but, what you can do about yourself. Great leaders will take the time to experience emotions and then they use it to learn. Try not to dwell and you'll be stronger.
I experience my anger and I then move on.
Scientific research supports the need for meditation to improve leadership abilities. Utilize this blog to help guide you in meditation for better self-awareness, stress relief, innovation and productivity. Be vocal and transparent in your practice and encourage those that you lead to follow your example. Do this - and you will transform your organization.
For best results:
Find a quite place and at least 5 to 15 minutes of time for reflection.
Friday, July 19, 2013
Don’t Dwell Too Long
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