Victims, Villains and Heroes: Managing Emotions in the Workplace eBooks

Whatever workplace you venture into, you will find the same plot being played out wherever two or more people get together, be it in the sleek boardroom, by the water cooler or at the project management meeting. The stage may change but the drama remains the same. The emotional drama’s three starring roles The script of Goodness Triumphs Over Evil features three starring roles, the villain who abuses the victim, the victim who is saved by the hero and the hero who defeats the villain. Every person’s emotions are always auditioning for one of these three roles. Remember, our emotional nature is the actor or actress whose objective is to express his or her feelings. Relationships are arguably our favorite emotional game, but our true feelings are skillfully hidden from the scrutiny of the brain. We act out the play blindly every day of our lives with our loved ones, with co-workers and even with ourselves when alone.

This book is about your emotional nature and how it operates in the workplace. Although a wealth of literature has been written about our mind and our physical body, we are only now begining to fully understand our emotions. Facts and figures that are associated with the workplace are often sabotaged by our feeling if they feel rejectedor feel that "life in unfair". It's about how it lures you into one emotional drama after another, turning co-workers and your boss into opponents. It also gives you some wonderful ways to get out of the drama and into your heart. It teaches how to speak in a way that will not get you results, heart results.

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