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My colleague Her partner. It can transfer all the way from me to people I don’t even work with. This is how far emotions can travel. So by labeling your feelings, you can prevent them from spreading. So I think it's important to embrace the idea that as a leader you don't have to have a great day every day, you're a human being, but people are going to look at you longer and harder as a leader because of your emotions. They'll interpret those emotions more as, well, the boss is in a bad mood. Is it because of something I did? So you want to be very clear and say, Hey, I'm just frustrated. Nothing to do with you. Put it out there. You can move on. Paul Michelman ( ): That’s Molly Westduffy ( ) and Liz Forsling ( ), co-authors of No Hard Feelings: The Secret Power of Embracing Emotions at Work. Now, let’s talk about three key points for managing your workforce during these critical times. First: Decide to start with empathy. Second: Reconnect with your team regularly.
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