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Traditional career development not working for you as a trauma survivor? Your Trauma-Wise Career Guide reimagines professional success with your healing journey in mind.
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When CPTSD Makes You Question Everything, Including Your Career| Newsletter #4 (opens the original)
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Last week I had a discovery call with a man who has spent almost three decades in the financial sector. He's the kind of person people trust in a room. Steady. Reliable. The one everyone assumes has it together. He was diagnosed with CPTSD last year. He told me that in the months since, nothing has felt safe. Not the people he works with, not the meetings he used to walk into without a second thought, not even his own reactions. He’s found himself questioning everything he thought he knew about
The Question Every Manager Skips Before a PIP (opens the original)
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"He's been a little fussy lately," the mom said, handing her baby over to me in the church nursery like it was nothing. I’ve rocked six grandbabies to sleep over the years, so by the time she passed him to me, I was confident I could handle it. I know the bounce that works, the hold that works, the lullaby that buys me another ten minutes. And this baby was normally the calm one, the one who’d smile at you from across the room before you even picked him up. So when she said “a little fussy,” I w
Stuck At Work? Here's How to Plan Your Next Move on Purpose (opens the original)
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Summary In this episode, Cyndi Bennett uses a simple but honest metaphor to open the conversation: the moment you realize the house you loved no longer fits. That same tension, loving where you are and knowing you have outgrown it, is exactly what a lot of people are feeling in their careers right now. Cyndi gets personal here too, sharing what hitting the ceiling of her own knowledge with this podcast taught her about effort versus strategy, and walking through the three-step process she used t
How To Advocate For Yourself At Work When You're Tired Of Being Overlooked (opens the original)
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Summary In this episode, Cyndi Bennett gets honest about something she lived herself: building an entire program management office from scratch, watching new hires with bigger titles walk into the room she built, and waiting for her manager to speak up for her. She didn’t. This episode is built around the question that moment forced Cyndi to ask herself, and that she now asks every client who comes to her with some version of the same story: are you waiting to be noticed, or are you willing to b
How to Stop One Bad Manager From Defining How You See Yourself at Work (opens the original)
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Summary In this episode, Cyndi Bennett gets personal. She shares what it was like to leave a difficult manager behind and still spend hours reviewing work before sending it to a new one who never once suggested anything was wrong. This episode is about what happens when one relationship, one loud, repeated, authoritative voice, becomes the lens you view every workplace interaction through afterward. Cyndi names what is actually happening when that old voice shows up in new rooms, why the reactio
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