To perform well at work, you might think it’s important to build your confidence and communication skills, deepen your industry expertise, manage your time better, and demonstrate more leadership.
This is what many of my clients want when they first come to me.
And, yes, all of these will serve you well.
But here’s a skill that very few people are aware of and that has a greater potential impact than any of the above.
That skill is understanding how your hormones and other factors can affect your performance and using that to your advantage.
In Episode 206 of the Sasuga! Podcast, you’ll hear
- The difference between the female and male hormone cycle and how to make the most of yours at work
- Why it’s unrealistic as a woman to expect yourself to maintain the same level of productivity every day
- When men are likely to be most collaborative versus combative, when is the best time of day to ask men to assemble furniture, and other fascinating facts related to male hormones
Enjoy!
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For women in business in Japan
What if…
… you could elevate your presence, people skills, and performance in less than 3 months?
… you felt inspired and encouraged by 6-10 women like you in a safe and supportive online space?
… you had an experienced bilingual female mentor here in Japan and could ask her anything professional or personal?
Find out how this and more could be possible for you at sasugacommunications.com/wse.
You might also enjoy
- Episode 150: How Can You Compete With Men As A Working Woman?
- Episode 174: When You Don’t Feel Like Working
- Episode 179: Work “With” Your Body, Not “In Spite Of” It – a conversation with Brittany Arthur