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So your colleague at work just got that big promotion you were hoping for. Now what?! We all have competitive feelings at work sometimes. Here's our top tips on what to do when those feelings arise.
Sometimes the world can feel really big and sometimes it feels really small. This week Shannon and Rami find ways to make the world seem big and just as wondrous as it should feel.
This week Shannon and Rami talk about the book "It Doesn't have to be crazy at work" and take some tactical advice on how to make it so work isn't so crazy all the time.
This week's episode covers a topic that should be relevant to all, how to know if you are an early bird or the early worm that gets eaten by the early bird. It's a concept that has helped Rami avoid quite a few mistakes over his career.
Shannon and Rami fell in love with the Series "Ted Lasso" in 2020 but they found a lot of great learnings from it as well. Join them as they talk about how we can all strive to be an amazing person like Ted Lasso.
Perhaps one of the most empathetic things we can do for ourselves and for our world is to live & work in alignment to our truth, our purpose, our calling. Shannon & Rami talk about finding & listening to our inner teacher following its lead toward a sense of meaning and purpose in our careers (and truly whole lives).
This Week Shannon and Rami talk about Performance Plans, if there is a way back after being put on one and how to make it just a minor bump on your road to success.
This week Shannon and Rami talk about the signs that you need boundaries and tips for how to best establish them.
In this episode Shannon and Rami talk about the secret power of embracing emotions at work. Rami for one of the first times come with an acronym, COINS, and we learn about microactions and how to create safety in the workplace.
Cover Letters! Shannon and Rami came into this episode with a lot of dislike towards them but after going through some advice on how to use them effectively, could they both become champions of cover letters in the future?
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