Your Team Mirrors Your Stress, Not Your Words
Your team matches your stress reflexes, not your intentions. Here’s what psychological safety actually looks like in meetings – and a practice that rewires how you lead under pressure.
Your team matches your stress reflexes, not your intentions. Here’s what psychological safety actually looks like in meetings – and a practice that rewires how you lead under pressure.
Cognitive empathy turns workplace conversations from courtroom battles into actual problem-solving. One shift in how you frame feedback can build the psychological safety your team is missing.
Anger feels like truth, but it’s usually just an unmet need yelling. Learn a 4-step system to pause, guess what the other person values, and speak yours clearly.
Social anxiety is a fear loop your brain built – not who you are. Chapter 7 of my book shows how cognitive empathy and neuroplasticity can rewire that response.
Conflict at work isn’t a logic problem – it’s emotion plus need trying to be heard. After 20 years studying empathy, I use a three-step cycle to turn tense meetings into clear conversations.
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