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Work It Out by Mel Robbins — WisdomDeck honest review
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Work It Out

by Mel Robbins

Robbins's audio coaching on careers: changing jobs, confidence at work, bad bosses and finding purpose. Practical pushes, little theory.

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you are stuck at work and want a push from a coach.

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you want a career-planning framework.

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Three things you will actually use

  1. Action creates clarity.
  2. Your boss is not your worth.
  3. Decide, then move.

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Take the one action you have been avoiding at work this week.

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Career coaching pushes.

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