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Emotional Obesity and Making Yourself Emotionally Fit and Authentic

Laura Coe’s book, Emotional Obesity, and podcast, The Art of Authenticity, address your mind’s fitness like your body’s

Can you think of anyone in a leadership position who seems inauthentic?

Do you like your leaders inauthentic?

We are skeptical of leaders who lack authenticity. They seem to have hidden agendas, which scares us in a leader.

We want leaders to guide in stressful times, when we can’t help ourselves. Difficult times are when hidden agendas hurt us most, when we are most vulnerable.

Having just published a book on how to develop leadership skills, I’ve been interviewed on dozens of podcasts. Laura Coe‘s podcast, The Art of Authenticity, and book, Emotional Obesity: A Philosophical Guide to Lighten Your Life, stand out for giving tools and examples that help you develop emotionally and become more authentic.

Read the rest at Emotional Obesity and Making Yourself Emotionally Fit and Authentic.

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