How to Stop Being a People Pleaser at Work

How to Stop Being a People Pleaser at Work

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5 Steps to Stop Overthinking and Break the Cycle of Inaction in Your Career

We’re replaying one of our most popular episodes with courage coach and bestselling author Dr. Margie Warrell. If fear or self-doubt has ever held you back from making a career move or life change, this episode will help you take that next step with confidence.You’ll learn:Why fe ...  Show more

3 in 30: Ask Marnie Anything

In this solo 3 in 30 episode, career coach Marnie Lemonik answers listener questions across leadership, job searching, and workplace growth. From stepping into people management for the first time to navigating stagnation, hypothetical interview questions, and asking for more fee ...  Show more

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