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Führung: Wie viel Privates gehört in den Job?

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By Leslie John
| Harvard Business Manager Verified
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Provoked with Dr. Todd Kashdan

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By Todd Kashdan, Leslie John
| Provoked Newsletter
Enjoy a 57 minute conversation free for everyone. If you want to support this Substack, premium members get additional treats including a supplemental PDF of this conversation and access to an interactive task related to her research. I interviewed a lot of people for this newsletter (the list includes Wendy K SmithDr. Sunita SahYael SchonbrunSonja LyubomirskyCorinne LowColin M. FisherWill Storr). Researchers I have admired for years. Friends. Strangers who turned into friends by the end of the hour.
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Why Oversharing Is the Antidote to Loneliness

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By Leslie John
| Oprah Daily Verified
I’ve been studying disclosure decisions for about 20 years—decisions about what and how much we reveal about ourselves and what we’re thinking and feeling. Essentially, how much “I” is TMI and how much is too little. We make these choices every day—at work and at home, with our spouses, friends, colleagues, and even strangers. Do you tell a friend that you’re hurt they didn’t include you?
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