June 17, 2020
Self-awareness fosters higher emotional intelligence
Everyone has had bad days at work when they may have felt frustrated, sad, angry, stressed, afraid, nauseated, sick, or overwhelmed. Why do some move from experiencing a terrible day at work to leaving the organization, whereas others pull themselves together? How do we rally from burnout, disappointment, frustration, and mistrust, and continue to add value, purpose, and meaning to our work?
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