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QUIZ: Find Out What's Holding You Back in Your Career

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76. What Are Your Priorities
In our careers and lives, understanding our priorities empowers us to make better decisions, focus on what truly matters, and reduce overwhelm. By reflecting on our values, setting boundaries, and experimenting with different options, we gain clarity and align our actions with our long-term goals. As we take control of our time and energy, we create more fulfilling careers and meaningful lives, ensuring our efforts serve our own aspirations rather than someone else’s agenda.


75. Toxic People
Toxic behavior is a reality we cannot afford to ignore, especially in male-dominated professions where we already face systemic challenges. By recognizing toxic patterns, documenting incidents, and setting firm boundaries, we give ourselves the best chance at protecting our well-being while staying focused on our career goals. With supportive networks, clear communication, and unwavering self-care, we can maintain our professionalism and resilience even in the most difficult


74. They Are Looking To You
As women in male-dominated fields, we recognize the unique responsibility placed on us to act as role models for others following in our footsteps. Through our actions, we have the power to break down harmful stereotypes, create inclusive workplaces, and show the next generation what’s possible. By embracing this responsibility with authenticity, courage, and a commitment to personal and professional growth, we set a powerful example of what leadership truly looks like.


73. People Like Helping People
It’s easy for us to fall into the trap of believing we need to handle everything alone, but that mindset only isolates us and holds us back from success. By recognizing that asking for help is a strength, we not only gain valuable support but also build stronger professional relationships. When we learn to ask with clarity and respect, we open the door to collaboration, learning, and career growth that wouldn’t be possible on our own.

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