After listening and reflecting on what Iāve gotten from the panelist there is one thing that stuck out to me the most. The one thing was when the panelist explains no matter how we feel in a certain situation you should always speak up and voice your opinion. This is something that I have been trying to work on since I was younger and my mom has been trying to help me as well. Finding out that this is something that follows you to your work place gave me a new reason to work even harder to make sure I fix this bad characteristic about myself. Iām very shy when it comes to voicing my opinion and how I feel because Iām a people pleaser to a certain extent so hearing that this is something I shouldnāt do and it already being something Iām working on is a great push of motivation.
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Learning to be your own advocate is hard but is so important and lead to positive outcomes.