Published Aug 2, 2019

233: How to Keep an Abusive Ex out of Your Life | Feedback Friday

Jordan Harbinger and Jason DeFillippo unravel strategies for breaking ties with abusive ex-partners while offering insightful advice on career dilemmas, client retention during transitions, and navigating complex legal property disputes.
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  • Tough Choices

    Navigating tough career decisions often involves weighing job security against higher pay. advises that taking a higher-paying job, even if it involves a long commute, can provide financial flexibility and leverage with current employers. He emphasizes that reducing debt can lead to greater freedom and opportunities in the future 1.

    The less debt you have, the more flexibility you have. And that's amazing.

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    Ultimately, the decision should align with one's long-term goals and personal circumstances.

       

    Client Retention

    Retaining clients during job transitions is crucial for long-term success. Jordan shares his experience of leaving a company without soliciting clients, which led to a smoother transition and stronger client relationships. He highlights the importance of building genuine relationships that can withstand job changes 2.

    The relationships you've built with your clients will stick with you. They are loyal to you.

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    Additionally, he advises checking employment agreements to avoid legal issues when notifying clients about job changes 3.

       

    Career Planning

    Planning a long-term career path involves reverse-engineering job qualifications and honing necessary skills. Jordan suggests looking at job postings for roles that assist the position you aspire to, as this can provide a realistic view of required skills. He also emphasizes the importance of networking and relationship management for career advancement 4.

    Dig the well before you're thirsty.

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    Building a network before you need it is crucial for long-term career success 5.

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