I’m not sure who decides what becomes a hot topic but here are my thoughts in case it’s my turn! Managing the impact of our daily interactions with people around us comes up in 100% of my sessions with clients as it’s relevant for both the coach and the person they’re working with.
Our day-to-day interactions generate emotions – some we want and like to feel, and some we don’t. Part of being human is that we remember emotions and unfortunately don’t want to feel emotions stick in our memory longer than those we do want to feel. And as our emotions impact our behaviour and therefore how effectively we interact with people both now and crucially in the future, being able to manage day-to-day emotions is very important.
With this in mind I thought I would share a process you can play around with to see if it might be useful. This involves getting good at….
Managing the impact and volume of our daily interactions – say, a snippy remark in a meeting from a colleague you see as a friend quickly followed by feeling another colleague blanked you as they walked past your desk – is important and helps us avoid storing emotions that can be triggered in future making effective interactions with those around you less likely. I’m not sure about you but this feels like it will always be a hot topic for me!
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