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Now that we've examined the crucial distinction between career and self , and the foundational role of self-awareness in navigating professional challenges , we've created a "Self" Reading List to offer you some additional resources to help move beyond the potential pitfalls of overwork and consciously prioritize your holistic well-being.  A Self-prioritization Reading List Prioritizing Self Over Work Too Busy for YOU?: How to Prioritize Yourself for a Balanced, Mindful and Happy Life by Carol E. Ebert (2019) Evert offers tools to help identify reasons for being overly busy and strategies to prioritize self-care, discover passions, implement actionable steps, and build confidence in managing a busy lifestyle. The book encourages tapping into inner wisdom, challenging roadblocks, and shifting thinking towards self-prioritization. Win at Work and Succeed at Life: 5 Principles to Free Yourself from the Cult of Overwork by Michael Hyatt and Megan Hyatt Miller (2021) Hya...

Helping Create a Positive Impact on Professionals, their Teammates, their Clients, their Families, and the World Matt Drinkhahn is a successful entrepreneur and veteran in the corporate world where he has specialized in sales, coaching, recruiting, and sales management throughout his career. He acquired his formal education at Wofford College in Spartanburg, SC with a double major in Psychology and Business Economics. Matt’s career has been highlighted by his passion for his customers and people. He has grown his reputation on the platforms of integrity for doing the right thing the right way and his highly-energetic and enthusiastic personality . Who do you find most rewarding to coach, in terms of their personality or goals? I'd be forced to put myself into a corner if I said it was one specific vertical. I would say it's more of an archetype of a person that I tend to work with.  The person that does well with me is leader who’s an overachiever and a recovering perfectionist...