Emotions

Compassionate Leadership

Rasmus Hougaard, Jacqueline Carter

The concern for other is a key perfomance factor, provided it is exercised properly.

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Trust Yourself

Melody Wilding

How can highly sensitive people forge an ambitious career path while being respectfu of their limits?

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Chatter

Ethan Kross

Being mindful of our "inner voices" in order to keep them under control.

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The Highly Sensitive Brain

Bianca Acevedo

A detailed volume on the state of art scientific research regarding the specifics of how highly sensitive brains operate.

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The Intelligence Trap

David Robson

While we can't avoid psychological biases, we can minimize their impact.

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The Little Book of Stoicism

Jonas Salzgeber

Accepting our emotions to keep our capacity for action when facing difficulties.

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Finding Meaning

David Kessler

Pursuing further the work started with Elisabeth Kübler-Ross on the grieving process, David Kessler uncovers a sixth step that follows acceptance: finding meaning to the experience we have lived.

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Ultrasensibles au travail

Saverio Tomasella

Turn your emotional sensitivity into an asset in your professional life. 

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Psyched Up

Daniel McGinn

A range of techniques to address hi-stake situations in optimal psychological conditions.

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The Leading Brain

Friederike Fabritius, Hans W. Hagemann

Draw on the teachings of neuroscience to perform better.

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