About this episode

The episode explores why certain people trigger emotional reactions and discusses the implications for leadership and personal development.

Why do the same people keep triggering us? Why do certain relationships, colleagues, family members or situations seem to provoke the same reaction again and again? In this episode of An Evolving Man Podcast, I explore emotional triggers from the perspective of leadership, Jungian psychology, boarding school trauma, nervous system regulation and personal sovereignty. This is an important subject for anyone in leadership, coaching, relationships, parenting or personal development because the p...

People in this episode

Host: Piers Cross

Topics covered

• emotional triggers
• leadership
• Jungian psychology
• boundaries
• personal development

Keywords

• emotional triggers
• leadership
• Jungian psychology
• boundaries
• personal sovereignty

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Jungian psychology

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