When It's Not Me, It is YOU

We've all heard the breakup phrase, "It's not you, it's me." In relationships, this can feel dismissive. At work, it's often a lie. This week's conversation focuses on "A Shakespeare Tragedy at Sea."

Though inspired by a reality show concept of seven strangers on a small boat for an extended period, many of us have experienced similar realizations at work. In our 20s, condescending remarks and poor reviews might seem like personal flaws. But as we mature and leverage analytics, we see that the metrics used to discredit us are often manipulated or outright false.

The hope is that individual workers won't talk—because when they do, clear patterns of deceit emerge.

This Week's Lesson

• A Dream Turned Nightmare: Life throws curveballs that can shake our self-worth, beginning our Heroine's Journey.
• Control Your Emotions: Rewriting our stories from the perspective of the Heroine is crucial.
• Trapped on a Boat: Seeking validation from those with different experiences can be challenging.
• The Heroine Emerges: Believing in your self-worth and not letting others' criticism affect you is key.
• Leaving the Nightmare: Sometimes, walking away is essential to finding peace and joy.
• Lessons Learned: Reflecting on the Heroine's story can inspire and guide other women.

Join us as we explore these themes and discuss how life events can help us become the heroines of our own stories.

Check out this week's episode and let's dive into the conversation together.

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