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Find the full transcript at YourFutureRealized.com/121.
I can still remember sitting at my desk after an executive leadership meeting. Another huge change dropped. More chaos on top of chaos. I had to process it quickly then figure out how to get my burned-out team through it.
I knew they’d hate it. Good people might walk out. Things that were limping along on duct tape might finally break, and I’m in my head going: “I have to sound confident, but deep down I know this is trouble. How in the world do I pull that off?’
It felt like my future—and the company’s—was on the line. When work weighs that much, even email feels like pushing a boulder uphill.
If that’s you, stay with me. In this episode, we’re unpacking how massive change freezes you—and how to lighten that weight without pretending it’s no big deal.
By Laura MalinowskiFind the full transcript at YourFutureRealized.com/121.
I can still remember sitting at my desk after an executive leadership meeting. Another huge change dropped. More chaos on top of chaos. I had to process it quickly then figure out how to get my burned-out team through it.
I knew they’d hate it. Good people might walk out. Things that were limping along on duct tape might finally break, and I’m in my head going: “I have to sound confident, but deep down I know this is trouble. How in the world do I pull that off?’
It felt like my future—and the company’s—was on the line. When work weighs that much, even email feels like pushing a boulder uphill.
If that’s you, stay with me. In this episode, we’re unpacking how massive change freezes you—and how to lighten that weight without pretending it’s no big deal.