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We might be a highly evolved species, but to your nervous system, an upcoming deadline is no different than a deadly saber-tooth tiger. Why is this? You’ve probably heard the term “Psychological Safety” thrown around. But is this a revolutionary belief, or simply a passing trend? And, what does this mean for leaders who might not feel psychologically safe themselves? With help from psychological safety experts Lisa Wimberger and Candy Barone, host Tina Dietz explores how leaders can regulate their mental and physical wellbeing.

 

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