Life happens...This point was certainly driven home when my sons suicide attempt left him partially paralyzed a few months ago, and forever changed my relationship with him, my husband, family and work. Let me take you into my journey with Harvard psychologist and author Dr David Rosmarin on how to get through hard things at home and at work.
Dr. David H. Rosmarin is an associate professor at Harvard Medical School, a program director at McLean Hospital, and founder of Center for Anxiety. He has authored several books including Thriving with Anxiety which releases October 17th. David shares 3 strategies to “thriving” during times of crisis.

1. Make sure your relationships at home are strong.

2. Reduce responsibilities at work.

3. Give up some level of control.

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John graduated from college a year ago without doing an internship. He started contract work to get job experience, but the prestigious company he is working for can’t be listed as an employer (only his staffing agency).

Should he quit his current job and look for another that will enhance his resume?

How can he show his experience without listing the specific company?

Tessa explains the importance of being results focused.

She shares her #1 Career Commandment:

Results Are Your Greatest Leverage

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Brett shares his experience with a challenging new manager, attempts he made to improve the situation, and how he ultimately knew it was time to leave.

What makes a toxic work environment?

How to handle differences in expectations with a manager?

AND

What lessons can be learned from having a negative leadership experience? How do you know when it’s time to go?

Brett and Tessa also discuss the vital role of professional relationships in creating a successful career.

Diagnosing the Toxic Situation:

What did I expect?

What did I observe?

What are the consequences to me, to you, and to others?

What can prevent this from happening again?

Is that how you see it?

Is there something that I’m missing or that I don’t understand? Or is that what you intended?

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