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Resentment isn’t always a personality flaw.
Sometimes, it’s the first sign that your boundaries are out of alignment.
In this solo episode of ReStructured, Melissa gets honest about the “busy Olympics,” quietly keeping score, and realizing her frustration wasn’t just about the workload. It was about overcommitting, unclear capacity, and saying yes before considering the cost.
She shares the practical reset helping her lead with more clarity and less resentment: time audits, clearer expectations, protected availability, and permission to say no.
For leaders, high-achievers, and anyone feeling quietly bitter about their workload, this conversation is for you.
By Melissa Terito, CPA5
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Resentment isn’t always a personality flaw.
Sometimes, it’s the first sign that your boundaries are out of alignment.
In this solo episode of ReStructured, Melissa gets honest about the “busy Olympics,” quietly keeping score, and realizing her frustration wasn’t just about the workload. It was about overcommitting, unclear capacity, and saying yes before considering the cost.
She shares the practical reset helping her lead with more clarity and less resentment: time audits, clearer expectations, protected availability, and permission to say no.
For leaders, high-achievers, and anyone feeling quietly bitter about their workload, this conversation is for you.