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No Hard Feelings by Mollie West Fosslien & Liz Duffy | Emotions at Work Book | LIBRAZE Kenya

by Liz Fosslien & Mollie West Duffy

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Ksh 1,300Ksh 2,450(-47%)

Why Read This Book?

  • Learn how to harness emotions to improve workplace communication and relationships.
  • Gain insights into managing stress and preventing burnout.
  • Discover tools for navigating conflicts and decision-making effectively.
  • Embrace authenticity while maintaining professionalism.
  • Find a balance between emotional intelligence and workplace success with relatable and actionable advice.

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No Hard Feelings: Emotions at Work and How They Help Us Succeed by Liz Fosslien and Mollie West Duffy is a Wall Street Journal bestseller that challenges the outdated notion that emotions have no place in the workplace .

The modern workplace is an emotional minefield—filled with confusing power structures, unwritten rules, and the constant pressure to be "authentic but not too authentic, professional but not stiff, friendly but not an oversharer" . This book helps readers navigate these challenges by teaching them which emotions to express, which to keep to themselves, and which to let go of entirely .

Drawing on behavioral economics, psychology, and real-world organizational experience, Fosslien and Duffy provide practical, research-backed strategies for bringing your best self to work every day . The book features lively illustrations and actionable advice on topics like selectively vulnerable communication, remembering that "feelings aren't facts," and—surprisingly—being less passionate about your job to actually improve focus and health

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