Tessa West on Job Therapy: Finding Work That Truly Fulfills You 

I’ve found that addressing conflicts early, understanding each person’s perspective, and focusing on collaborative solutions can effectively resolve workplace issues and strengthen team dynamics.

I focus on understanding all perspectives, fostering open dialogue, and seeking common ground to find solutions that benefit everyone involved.

Open communication and active listening are key. I've found that addressing conflicts early, focusing on finding common ground, and maintaining a solutions-oriented mindset can effectively resolve workplace issues

@@JohnRMiles Absolutely agree! Open communication and active listening are the foundation for resolving conflicts, whether in the workplace or in personal relationships. Addressing issues early on prevents misunderstandings from escalating, and focusing on common ground helps build trust and cooperation. A solutions-oriented mindset keeps everyone moving forward productively. Thanks for sharing your experience-these are great strategies for maintaining a healthy work environment!

I encourage you to pick up a copy of my book Passion Struck to learn more.

especially with what I am doing now.

I focus on understanding all perspectives, finding common ground, and addressing issues with empathy and clarity.

@@JohnRMiles That’s a fantastic approach! Understanding all perspectives is crucial for effective communication and problem-solving. By finding common ground and addressing issues with empathy, you’re creating an environment where everyone feels heard and valued. Clarity ensures that solutions are clear and actionable. It’s a great way to build strong, collaborative relationships!

Effective communication and active listening are key. I focus on understanding all perspectives, finding common ground, and addressing issues with empathy and clarity. This approach helps resolve conflicts while maintaining positive relationships.

Tessa offers a lot of advice on finding fulfillment at work and in your job search.

My book provides clear lessons on how I have done this. I encourage you to buy a copy

How Tessa talked about relationships being like our work. You need to give the proper time if you want it to thrive.

@@JohnRMiles Tessa's point about relationships being like our work is spot on. Just like in our jobs, where consistent effort, time, and dedication are needed to succeed, the same applies to relationships. If we want our relationships to thrive, we have to invest time and energy into them, nurture them, and be present. It’s all about prioritizing and maintaining that balance to build a strong, lasting connection.