Leaders, like anyone else, can occasionally find themselves entangled in the complex web of emotions, leading to confusion between feelings of fear and anger. Leaders, in particular, should be skilled at discerning the subtle differences to make informed decisions. While anger and fear may share some outward expressions, they stem from distinct psychological states and demand different approaches to leadership.

Anger, for instance, is an emotion often associated with intense irritation, irrational behavior, and a lack of control. It is a state where emotions overwhelm reason, leading to impulsive actions and........

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