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Career changes are more common these days than ever before. On average, people change careers at least five times in their life. This adds up to about one-third of the workforce switching careers per year. To take another angle, if (more…)
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Leave a Comment (0) →Life is filled with many unknowns, and these unknowns can trigger feelings of anxiety, added stress, fear, and worry. The daily demands of your home life and constant pressures at work, such as meeting deadlines, getting through your inbox, and (more…)
Tags: anxiety, career, sample, work, workplace
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Leave a Comment (0) →In today’s volatile job market, anxiety about job security is a common concern. This employment uncertainty can trigger intense anxiety, impacting both mental well-being and work performance. You may lie awake at night, worrying about potential layoffs or company restructuring. (more…)
In today’s collaborative work environments, you’re bound to encounter challenging personalities and interpersonal conflicts.
Almost everyone encounters challenging co-workers, from passive-aggressive colleagues to underperforming team members. Navigating these tricky situations can feel like traversing a minefield.
However, navigating workplace conflicts (more…)
Tags: career, coworker, relationship, sample, work
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Leave a Comment (0) →Today’s healthcare system is challenging for both patients and practitioners. It feels as if someone has forgotten that the focus is supposed to be on improving health. There’s plenty to say about how patients are treated, but that’s for a (more…)
Tags: burnout, professionals, sample
Posted in: burnout, Ready Post, Work/Career
Leave a Comment (0) →The workplace can be a varied — often unwelcoming — environment. Fortunately, more and more companies are recognizing the need to enhance their employees’ well-being. Even if they only do this to increase productivity (and profit), there is a benefit (more…)
First responders have one of the toughest jobs in the world. They are often the first to arrive at a scene of chaos, violence, or tragedy. While this work is essential and life-saving, it also takes a heavy emotional toll (more…)
Tags: sample, trauma, trauma and first responders
Posted in: PTSD-Trauma, Ready Post, Work/Career
Leave a Comment (0) →In today’s world, there’s a new sense of passion for work in a fast-paced environment. Technology allows us to be reachable 24/7, and workplace expectations often extend beyond office hours. While ambition and dedication are admirable traits, a lack of (more…)
Compassion fatigue, also known as secondary traumatic stress, is a condition that often affects caregivers who work extensively with seriously ill or traumatized individuals. While similar to burnout, compassion fatigue is characterized by an overwhelming emotional connection to those being (more…)
Have you ever felt like a fraud at work, just waiting to be exposed as a total phony despite your accomplishments? That’s imposter syndrome. It’s a pesky mindset where you doubt your abilities and chalk up successes to luck. You (more…)
Tags: career, imposter syndrome, sample, work
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