Pivoting To Prioritize Your Well-Being | Black Women & Toxic Jobs
Kimani Norrington-Sands, Ph.D.
Helping Black Women Exit Toxic Jobs For An Abundant & Fulfilling Life/Licensed Clinical Psychologist
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Yesterday, for my weekly Sunday LIVE, I sat down with Javonna MaeRhys, a current international teacher and former principal in the U.S., who boldly left a toxic job in the education field and relocated abroad with her family.
My conversation with Javonna illustrated how important it is to prioritize our own well-being to make an exit plan to leave a toxic environment, even if it requires us to navigate the often-dreaded pivot. When we listen to that inner voice telling us we deserve better and make the move towards freedom, even if we can't see the entire path ahead of us just yet, new opportunities open up and miracles happen.
Javonna's story is proof.
Click below to watch our discussion:
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Not Sure Where To Start? My Digital Workbook Can Help You Reconnect To Yourself.
One of the first steps I took when leaving a toxic job was reconnecting to myself by working through the digital workbook I created, "Welcome to Your Queendom."
If you are currently in a toxic job that you dread going to every single day, this workbook can help you begin to reconnect with who you are, what your dreams are, and the abundance of skills and talents you have outside of that job.
This workbook is filled with prompts to help tap back into your inner knowing so that you can begin to envision a life outside of that toxic job.
Thank you so much for your continued support! As always, please feel free to share this newsletter with other Black Women who are surviving or healing from toxic jobs.
Please also share your testimony with me here so that I can reach more Black Women in toxic jobs.
In Sisterhood,
Dr. Kimani
Licensed Psychologist, PSY 19557
Education Consultant offering well-being professional development for educators to support school improvement.
1 年Thank you for all that you do Dr. Kimani! I can certainly relate to Javonna MaeRhys experience as a principal. Knowing several administrators who had a fatal heart attack was my wake up call. May you be abundantly blessed in all that you do and those you serve??