Listen "Sometimes It’s OK to Hit the Pause Button"
Episode Synopsis
In a recent article in the Harvard Business Review, Alison Griffin, Southern Methodist, contributed her story about life as a single parent during the pandemic. She discusses the lengths she took for her family when all her available resources for support were suddenly gone. Feeling the weight of the world, Alison forced herself to hit the pause button in order to recalibrate and reset parts of her life. She offers the best lessons she learned from having the courage to put herself first, and learn to say no in order to give her best yes. Her powerful story of her challenges is an inspiration for all to hit pause when difficulties arise. Read Alison’s contribution to the Harvard Business Review.Connect with Alison on Twitter and LinkedIn!Episode highlights:2:08 Alison’s contribution to Harvard Business Review article4:50 Realizing the cracks in her personal support system8:22 Creating resources out of nothing12:04 Pushing the pause button15:48 Creating space and time for yourself16:58 Normalizing therapy and mental wellness18:58 Learning to say no20:00 Realigning and resetting
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