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Balancing Life's Issues Season 2: This Is Your Job Now

Balancing Life's Issues Season 2: This Is Your Job Now

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 This Is Your Job Now Season 2 of Balancing Life’s Issues the Podcast Because leadership means showing up—especially when it’s uncomfortable. Hosted by Wendy Wollner, CEO of Balancing Life’s Issues, This Is Your Job Now helps leaders navigate the hardest parts of managing humans—burnout, mental health, DEI fatigue, grief, and more. With expert voices, real stories, and zero corporate jargon, this show asks the only question that matters: Why should you care? If you’re leading people today, this is already your job.Copyright 2026 Balancing Life's Issues Season 2: This Is Your Job Now Développement personnel Hygiène et vie saine Psychologie Psychologie et psychiatrie Relations Réussite personnelle Sciences sociales
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      19 min
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      14 min
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      15 min
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