Drawing on more than twenty-five years of guiding people through emotional healing, Lisa J. Smith shows how unresolved childhood wounds quietly shape workplace communication, confidence, creativity, and conflict, and exactly what changes once you learn to tell your grounded, capable “healthy adult self” apart from the old, unhealed inner child who sometimes takes the wheel instead.
Inside, you'll find:
Whether you're navigating a difficult boss, a stalled promotion, or just a persistent feeling that you're not bringing your whole self to work, Who's Leading? offers a compassionate, practical way back to a career, and a self, that finally feels like yours.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Drawing on more than twenty-five years of guiding people through emotional healing, Lisa J. Smith shows how unresolved childhood wounds quietly shape workplace communication, confidence, creativity, and conflict, and exactly what changes once you learn to tell your grounded, capable "healthy adult self" apart from the old, unhealed inner child who sometimes takes the wheel instead. Inside, you'll find: Fifteen chapters, each built around a relatable workplace story and grounded in psychologyA hands-on "Homecoming Journal" at the end of every chapter, with real reflection prompts you'll actually usePractical tools for authenticity, boundaries, imposter syndrome, conflict resolution, creativity, and burnout preventionA quick-reference guide for telling your healthy adult self apart from your inner child in the momentA direct bridge to Smith's companion book, Who's Driving?, for readers who want to take the work beyond the officeWhether you're navigating a difficult boss, a stalled promotion, or just a persistent feeling that you're not bringing your whole self to work, Who's Leading? offers a compassionate, practical way back to a career, and a self, that finally feels like yours. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9780985144883
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Drawing on more than twenty-five years of guiding people through emotional healing, Lisa J. Smith shows how unresolved childhood wounds quietly shape workplace communication, confidence, creativity, and conflict, and exactly what changes once you learn to tell your grounded, capable 'healthy adult self' apart from the old, unhealed inner child who sometimes takes the wheel instead. Inside, you'll find: - Fifteen chapters, each built around a relatable workplace story and grounded in psychology- A hands-on 'Homecoming Journal' at the end of every chapter, with real reflection prompts you'll actually use- Practical tools for authenticity, boundaries, imposter syndrome, conflict resolution, creativity, and burnout prevention- A quick-reference guide for telling your healthy adult self apart from your inner child in the moment- A direct bridge to Smith's companion book, Who's Driving , for readers who want to take the work beyond the officeWhether you're navigating a difficult boss, a stalled promotion, or just a persistent feeling that you're not bringing your whole self to work, Who's Leading offers a compassionate, practical way back to a career, and a self, that finally feels like yours. N° de réf. du vendeur 9780985144883
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Drawing on more than twenty-five years of guiding people through emotional healing, Lisa J. Smith shows how unresolved childhood wounds quietly shape workplace communication, confidence, creativity, and conflict, and exactly what changes once you learn to tell your grounded, capable "healthy adult self" apart from the old, unhealed inner child who sometimes takes the wheel instead. Inside, you'll find: Fifteen chapters, each built around a relatable workplace story and grounded in psychologyA hands-on "Homecoming Journal" at the end of every chapter, with real reflection prompts you'll actually usePractical tools for authenticity, boundaries, imposter syndrome, conflict resolution, creativity, and burnout preventionA quick-reference guide for telling your healthy adult self apart from your inner child in the momentA direct bridge to Smith's companion book, Who's Driving?, for readers who want to take the work beyond the officeWhether you're navigating a difficult boss, a stalled promotion, or just a persistent feeling that you're not bringing your whole self to work, Who's Leading? offers a compassionate, practical way back to a career, and a self, that finally feels like yours. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9780985144883
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