Healthy Entitlement and Why You Probably Need More – Episode 43

Healthy Entitlement and Why You Probably Need More – Episode 43

Do you struggle to advocate or negotiate for yourself (but aren’t at all afraid to speak up for someone else)? Are you afraid of being perceived as overconfident, greedy, or pushy?

If you’re worrying too much about how others might view you, or if you have trouble finding the mindset or words to advocate for yourself, this episode is for you.

In this episode of The Career Rx we’ll discuss:
• Styles of negotiation, and a critical mindset shift
• How self advocacy manifests in professional opportunities (or lack thereof) – it’s not just money!
• “Healthy entitlement” – what it means, and how you can use it

Today we’re going to be talking about everyday negotiation situations. Inspired by a question asked at a virtual conference I attended. Selena Rezvani was the speaker, and she asked us: “What is the number one word that comes to mind, for you, when you think of advocating for yourself?” The responses (and her follow-up) were too good to not share.

This episode explores why professional women think the way we do about how we show up and ask professionally. After this episode, you’ll think of self advocacy, negotiation, and healthy entitlement in an entirely new way.

5 Things Your Boss Should Say (Mine Does!) – Episode 41

5 Things Your Boss Should Say (Mine Does!) – Episode 41

Does your work environment feel toxic or make you feel valued? What has your boss said in the last week that made you feel like your boss cares about you as a person? If you often feel like your organization doesn’t care about your wellbeing, or they pay a lot of...
6 Secrets To Setting Successful Boundaries at Work – Episode 5

6 Secrets To Setting Successful Boundaries at Work – Episode 5

Today we are talking about tips for setting boundaries at work. Understanding why and how to set boundaries at work is important for your career happiness and success. We’ll be reviewing specific tips to help ensure you are setting successful boundaries, that you are...

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