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Emotions at Work

A one-line message on the way home, a meeting that cuts you off, tomorrow’s meeting at the sink. Twelve work moments to notice, recover and choose your next action.

12 lessons29 minEnglishDr. Jeongyun Hur
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What you will learn

Lessons 12 lessons

Lessons

  1. 01A One-Line Message on the Way HomeTomorrow hasn't even come yet, so why are you heading home feeling like you've already been scolded?Free · 2:24
  2. 02Same Words, but Today I'm AngryA question that didn't bother you yesterday, so why does it grate on you so much today?2:26
  3. 03The Moments That Make Me Feel SmallFrom the moment you were cut off until the meeting ended, what was happening inside you?2:15
  4. 04Holding Tomorrow's Meeting at the SinkYour hands are washing dishes, but isn't your mind still in the meeting room?2:35
  5. 05Scolding Myself for Being IrritatedIt started as just irritation, but before you know it, aren't you starting to dislike yourself, too?2:16
  6. 06Coming Back After Your Focus BreaksYou've written 2 lines of your report, so why is your hand already opening the messenger app?2:20
  7. 07Feeling Angry vs. Hitting SendBetween the fact that you're angry and the conclusion that this email must go out now, what lies in between?2:24
  8. 08Pausing a Conversation Without Abandoning the PersonHave you ever noticed that "let's take a break" can sound like "we're done" to the other person?2:18
  9. 09Choosing Your Actions While Feelings LingerHave you ever waited until you felt completely ready, and one message turned into a week?2:23
  10. 10The 30 Minutes After CriticismIn the 30 minutes after you're criticized in a meeting, where does your mind go?2:18
  11. 11Isolation in Remote WorkYou worked all day, but can you remember who you actually talked with today?2:39
  12. 12Early Signs of BurnoutDoes burnout really show up suddenly, out of nowhere, one day?2:49

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