Quiz Results
You may believe that managing career stress hinges on constantly proving yourself to others. This approach can intensify painful emotions when things don’t
go your way at work.
Holding onto limiting beliefs can lead to significant career stress. The constant need to prove yourself drains your energy and keeps you in a state of hypervigilance. This approach is unsustainable and ultimately fuels your workplace stress.
You might believe that your hard work and strategies will naturally lead to promotions and higher compensation, which can be true initially. However, when these tactics stop yielding results, you may feel like your career has stalled. The persistent comparison to others and the belief that you fall short can lead to frustration and burnout.
Moreover, you might start to doubt your capabilities, thinking that others are more competent or have learned something you haven’t. This can result in feeling unmotivated, disengaged, and depressed, hindering your career progression.
Understanding and addressing these questions can help you recognize the detrimental effects of limiting beliefs and motivate you to overcome them.
Next Steps
You’ve just taken a crucial step by identifying your personal source of workplace stress. But what if you could turn this insight into a catalyst for positive change, not just for yourself, but for your entire organization?
The Results
Create an irresistible work culture that not only attracts, but also keeps top talent.
Equip leaders with required tools for empathetic and effective management.
Match employee skill to roles that maximize potential and drive organizational success.
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