It’s been a while since I posted an article. This year has had its challenges with the loss of my job of 33 years, interviewing and receiving a new job, mother-in-law diagnosed with ovarian cancer at the age of 85 and then watching her die over 2 weeks.
Being displaced has literally shaken me to the core. If you recall from my Defining Core Values post, my first and most important core value was security—no harm to myself, family or country. Next in line is financial independence—provide for myself and family with no reliance on others. My income is gone.
As mentioned in my Work Leading Principles post, decision making is sometimes difficult for me at work. There are decisions I can make in my sleep, but every so often, decisions on how to handle something delicate, or with extreme importance comes along. Amy Gallo has discussions with a behavioral scientist and a listener on the fundamentals of decision making on the Women at Work podcast.
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