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May Busch
May Busch is a sought-after executive coach, speaker, advisor, and author. Following her successful investment banking career, May brings her insights and experiences to help leaders and their teams perform at their best and fulfill their potential.
Her mission is helping people succeed in their career and life – to be better, do more, and make the difference they are meant to make.
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How to Stop Being Hard on Yourself
Are you hard on yourself? Do you feel like there's always more you could and should do? Being hard on yourself places unnecessary obstacles in your way. Take these three steps to stop giving yourself a hard time and lessen the pressure.
What to Do When a Colleague is Sabotaging Your Career
What do you do when a colleague bad-mouths you and tries to make you look bad? It can happen to anyone. Here are three steps to handle the situation and get back on course when a colleague is sabotaging your career.
How to Show You’re Ready for a Management Role
It’s frustrating when you’re ready for a management role but others still see you as a worker. Instead of waiting and feeling frustrated, there are three areas you can work on right now to help your managers see you as someone who’s ready for management.