Movie Recommendation for a change - Inside Out 2

 



#InsideOut2 - The original Emotions - Joy, Fear, Anger, Disgust and Sadness are joined by new arrivals .. and its going to be a rollercoaster joyride. 


I loved the movie Inside Out with 

the personification of the Emotions 

- Joy, Fear, Anger, Disgust and Sadness

And now I look forward to Inside Out 2 

where more emotions join the bandwagon. 

Anxiety, Envy, Embarrassment, Ennui, Nostalgia, 


When I read about all these 5 'new emotions'; 

my first reaction was how are these emotions 'new'? 

And it hit it. The IO storyline is from a Kid's point of view 

At an early age, they don't have much of these complex ones. 

These come in much later as they mature and get competitive 

(which is how we have designed their education system to be). 

So it made sense … 


And then something else hit me. 

The Professional Corporate setting.  

How we go through our own emotional 

maturity in an average workplace to cope up. 

Anxiety takes over and drives all the emotions. 

Envy & Embarrassment makes people do all kinds 

of nonsense to pull others down when they can't go up. 

People begin to lose confidence. People begin to lose trust. 


Managing your emotions is the key. 

Maybe this is what they mean 

by Emotional Intelligence. 

Knowing your emotions. 

Understanding them. 

Controlling them. 


And once you have 

mastered your emotions. 

You now have to manage the

emotions of others around you. 

That's when you can become a Manager. 

Managing People is about managing Emotions. 


So, the Call to Action here is different. 

I am not asking you to connect with me 

for Life and Career Transformation Coaching. 

I am asking you to go watch the movie Inside Out 2 

Go to this movie with your family and/or with your team. 


#GrowthMindset #LeadershipDevelopment #Movies #CoachHemant 


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I am Hemant Jain, Life & Career Transformation Coach.

I work with mid & senior management professionals 

for an intensive 12 to 18 months coaching journey 

to help them prepare for their next big promotion 

and to gain clarity about their purpose in life.

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