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A new Netflix series about the Guinness family is in the works

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Why the music of Sinéad O’Connor will stay with us forever

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This homely thatched cottage is on the market for €250,000
This homely thatched cottage is on the market for €250,000

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This adorable West Cork cottage is on the market for €345,000
This adorable West Cork cottage is on the market for €345,000

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Meet the Dublin man meticulously restoring vintage typewriters
Meet the Dublin man meticulously restoring vintage typewriters

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10 unique Irish stays for something a little different this summer

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This incredible waterfront home in West Cork is on the market for €1.1 million
This incredible waterfront home in West Cork is on the market for €1.1 million

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This annual pass is the best way to keep the kids entertained all year round
This annual pass is the best way to keep the kids entertained all year round

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Small bathroom ideas we’re nabbing from these Irish homes
Small bathroom ideas we’re nabbing from these Irish homes

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The Irish designers beloved by your favourite celebrities
The Irish designers beloved by your favourite celebrities

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How to manage the emotional toll of being a leader


by Victoria Stokes
13th Dec 2022

Effective leaders have always managed the emotions they display at work. They project optimism and confidence to inspire their teams. Research shows this ‘emotional labour’ has increased dramatically over the last few years and it needs to be recognised by organisations and individuals to prevent burnout. We ask an Irish expert what leaders can do to help themselves.

Game face activated. It’s the start of a working day and you transform instantly into leader mode. You exude confidence, optimism and professionalism and do everything in your power to maintain the trust of your employees – even though you aren’t feeling your best. When challenges arise, like a change in strategic direction that you can’t get on board with or news of impending layoffs, you don’t lose composure. You push away those niggling feelings...

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