Weekly Wrap: Human Emotion Edition

Emotion is at the heart of every human being’s existence. The way you think, the way you feel and the way you act interplay to form your unique, individual identity.  Knowledge is power, so remember the way emotions are expressed can either promote or hinder your development.

PR Week

Sometimes our feelings can get ahead of us, and when the media publishes articles that negatively reflect employers or clients, it is easy to overact. Read a quick excerpt about how an in-house PR professional defensively lashes out to the wrong person in the wrong manner. 

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Harvard Business Review

Do you remember watching the Field of Dreams movie scene where Kevin Costner’s character asks his ghost father to throw a ball around, and your eyes immediately began to swell? While conflicting, behind that overwhelming feeling is storytelling, which is being used to market success within the branding world.

Forbes

In business, emotions often take precedence and can become the defining points of decision-making. Since feelings can be overwhelming to the individual, it is pertinent to understand the inherent needs of your clients and audience. Read more about how emotions and behavior are directly linked based upon scientific research.

From frustrating work reactions to heart-warming movie scenes and the biological self, emotions are ever-present. Reflect and evaluate the past few weeks. How have emotions positively and negatively impacted your business development?

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Julia Pizzutti is an intern for WordWrite Communications. You can find her on Twitter @julzutti93.Julia Pizzutti

 

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