Published Nov 8, 2019

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Jordan Harbinger and Jason DeFillippo dive into personal development, relationship dynamics, and workplace challenges, sharing insightful advice on navigating career transitions, handling infidelity, and dealing with office gossip, all while building confidence in professional and personal arenas.
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  • Career Transitions

    Navigating career transitions can be challenging, but it's also an opportunity for growth. emphasizes the importance of self-approval over external validation. He shares his own experience of rebuilding his career by focusing on what truly mattered to him, rather than chasing after what he had lost 1. This period of reflection allowed him to make more fulfilling career choices.

    It's nice to know what your goal is and be going after that rather than just scrambling for what you had before, thinking that that's what you want or need.

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    Taking time to reassess one's values and goals can lead to more meaningful professional paths.

       

    Seeking Approval

    Seeking approval from others is a natural human tendency, but it can become detrimental if it dictates your behavior. discusses the struggle of wanting validation from a new boss despite not wanting to return to an old job 2. advises that while seeking approval is normal, it's crucial not to let it shape your identity or self-worth.

    Don't confuse achievement or regaining your status or identity as needing approval from others. That's the key here.

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    Balancing the desire for approval with personal fulfillment is essential for long-term happiness.

       

    Overcoming Negativity

    Overcoming negativity, whether internal or external, is vital for personal and professional growth. suggests diving into new experiences to build confidence and reduce overthinking 3. He also addresses the importance of managing one's emotional health and not feeling responsible for others' negativity 4.

    Someone else's emotional health and their life are ultimately not your responsibility.

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    Taking proactive steps to manage negativity can lead to a more positive and productive life.

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