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Are You Invalidating Yourself at Work?
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Feeling like it's all work and no play? Like your job is just a frustration cycle? This episode explores how your struggle to feel seen and heard might originate with you. When you invalidate your needs or contributions, you set yourself up for less respect and more stress. Learn how to stop all that and feel good about work again.
- You are big energy- but you don't need to be in crisis mode to access that power, decisiveness and directness.
- Find small ways to assert your needs and abilities until you feel comfortable asserting in bigger ways.
- Never invalidate how you feel or what you can contribute just because it doesn't meet with immediate understanding or acceptance.
- Don't get triggered or sucked into someone else's story. Ask the questions you need to shine a flashlight onto issues.
- Determine your non-negotiables as let the rest go.
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