E78: Navigating Emotional Triggers in Leadership

Send us Fan MailDiscover the hidden costs of taking feedback too personally as a leader—a pitfall I've observed repeatedly in my coaching practice. Join me, Cynthia Jamison, as we navigate the  waters of leadership emotions and the primal fear responses that can hijack our better judgment. I unravel the threads of fight, flight, freeze, and fawn reactions in this episode, sharing insights and personal tales that underline the importance of resilience and poise. Prepare yourself with strategies to keep your cool in the heat of conflict and criticism, fortifying your leadership and enhancing team dynamics.Are your internal narratives holding you hostage? I illuminate the path to self-awareness, helping you to identify your emotional triggers and untangle feelings from facts—key approaches to avoiding misinterpretation. We delve into the power of empathy in understanding multiple perspectives, and I'll guide you through mindfulness rituals and stress management tools, essential for maintaining emotional balance. This conversation is more than just a lesson in self-control; it's a heartfelt thanks for the chance to inspire and support a new era of leaders, providing you with the wisdom needed to transform challenges into stepping stones for success.Resources Mentioned:No Is A Complete Sentence Megan BoutillierFeel the Fear and Do It Anway Susan JeffersSelf Esteem Peter MacKayThe Four Agreements Don Miguel RuizSupport the showPlease rate and review with your honest opinion. Subscribe and share with your colleagues especially if you have worked with me and found value in the work we’ve done together. Connect with me in my favourite places, LinkedIn and Instagram and my website is:  https://www.cynthiajamiesoncoach.ca/Book a FREE Call to Explore CoachingMeet Me On The ArcJoin the Free CommunityJoin the Membership Make it a great week!Cynthia Jamieson 🧡🌱Leadership Coach | Creator of The Self-Trust Arc™ | Intuitive Intelligence® Guide | 🎙️ Host | Helping Leaders Lead From Self-Trust, Presence, and Truth