I Get This Question a Lot: Should I Try To Make My Corporate Job Work?

I Get This Question a Lot: Should I Try To Ma...

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What if the difference between reacting and responding was just a few seconds? In this episode, I sit down with executive coach Dina Denham Smith to talk about what really happens when you get triggered at work and how to handle it. Dina breaks down a framework to help you unders ...  Show more

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What if the habits you rely on to cope with anxiety are keeping you stuck? In this episode, we explore what it really means to be “mentally healthy” and why most of us were never given the language or tools to get there. Kent Coules shares his story of high-functioning alcoholism ...  Show more

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