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What happens at work doesn't stay at work.

It shapes your energy, your relationships, and the way you show up everywhere else.

And that's why today's conversation with Dr. Laura Hambly is so important.

She's the host of Where Work Meets Life and a leading voice on thriving workplaces and thriving humans.

In this episode, we talk about what healthy leadership looks like, how organizations can build cultures

of trust, and how individuals can make smart, empowered choices when work starts feeling heavy.

This is a conversation about clarity, courage, and building a career that fits your life.

Let's get into it.

I got really interested in the topic of toxic bosses because I had seen an increase in the number of them,

an increase in the number of toxic bosses and toxic workplaces in the last few years post-pandemic.

And I noticed that I run a team of career psychologists and they work with thousands of people and I just,

they had been saying the same thing. There's just a lot of toxic workplaces out there. And so I

decided I would embark on a program of research around the behaviors and impacts of toxic bosses and

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