Emotions

Managing Change, One Day at a Time

Keith Ferrazzi

The author identifies similarities in anchoring practices between the Alcoholics Anonymous’ proven method and change management in business organizations.

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Self-Promotion for Professionals from Countries Where Bragging Is Bad

Dorie Clark, Andy Molinsky

Numerous cultures promote humbleness and the collective—which does not prevent people from needing to actively manage their professional reputation to succeed. How can you deal with this paradox?

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Navigating the Politics and Emotions of Change

Ellen R. Auster, Trish Ruebottom

Five steps to manage the emotional and political aspects of projects more effectively.

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You’ll Feel Less Rushed If You Give Time Away

Cassie Mogilner

We get a sense of regaining control over our agenda when we choose to devote time to people who need help.

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Tonight’s Presidential Debate Will Be Decided by Body Language

Amy J.C. Cuddy

How can you combine both power and warmth in your gestures to more effectively obtain the adhesion of your audience?

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Your Body Language Speaks for You in Meetings

Charalambos Vlachoutsicos

Some practical tips to become aware of your body language during important meetings.

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Learning Charisma

John Antonakis, Marika Fenley, Sue Liechti

Integrating verbal and non-verbal techniques enables you to raise your level of charisma in a significant manner.

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Why You Need Charisma

Elisabeth Moss Kanter

How charismatic managers boost the performance of their teams.

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Boost Power Through Body Language

Amy J.C. Cuddy

A self-development video to understand how our gestures affect the hormone levels—which, in turn, raise our self-confidence and reduce our stress.

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''I think of My Failures as a Gift''

Karen Dillon

An interview with Alan George Lafley, CEO of Procter & Gamble, on the role of failure in business success.

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