134. McDonald's, meltdowns, and managing emotions as a leader

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The First Cup of Joe Show (on Leadership)

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134. McDonald's, meltdowns, and managing emotions as a leader

The First Cup of Joe Show (on Leadership)

33 minutes 12 seconds

1 year ago

134. McDonald's, meltdowns, and managing emotions as a leader

I don’t think anyone is under the impression that leadership is easy—I’d say that most people actually underestimate just how overwhelming it can be day to day. Not to be too hyperbolic… but many days it can feel like you’re drowning. Like you’re failing, because you can’t operate in the same lanes you dominated as an individual contributor. Today, we’re taling about how to manage your emotions as a leader so you don’t hit your breaking point. Grab a cup of joe and enjoy the show!

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