patient-intolerance 
Lead Change Blog
OCTOBER 6, 2011
Patient Intolerance. Leaders look into the world with a conflicting sense of idealistic passion and frustrated discontent. There’s a problem to solve, a need to meet, a hill to climb, a job to be done, a world to change - and [.]
The Center For Leadership Studies
MAY 24, 2021
They can also become easily irritated with opposing points of view which elicits a response that can be categorized as indifference, intolerance or hostility. They excel at cooperation and are routinely described as “calm” or “patient.” They pursue challenges in a dynamic, assertive and self-assured manner.
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Harvard Business Review
NOVEMBER 20, 2013
More than a decade of research on social capital in healthcare has found that higher levels are associated with improved coordination, increased job satisfaction and greater commitment among the staff, faster dissemination of evidence-based medicine — and better patients outcomes. Ultimately, the key to success is authenticity.
Harvard Business Review
MARCH 6, 2014
What makes this dynamic so ugly is that unbeknownst to the person under attack, the critic is being driven to criticize by a repressed-and-intolerable feeling that he’s “got” what he deplores in others. Finally, learning to be more patient with your own flaws will help you be more patient with those of others.
Harvard Business Review
JANUARY 6, 2014
This sort of thing—purposely losing matches to escape intolerable anxiety—happened dozens of times throughout my school sports career. But a crucial difference between Russell and the typical anxiety patient (aside, of course, from Russell’s preternatural athleticism) was the positive correlation between his anxiety and his performance.
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