Recent research has determined that office leaders suffer from lower levels of anxiety than their colleagues. Postdoctoral researchers argue that increased leadership and a stronger sense of control resulted in less anxiety for those in a leadership position. The study interviewed close to 100 people in various forms of leadership at a recent Harvard conference.
http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2012/09/25/leaders-less-stressed-out-than-non-leaders/
This post was contributed by Dr. John Holleran, a physician in the psychiatry department at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.
