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This week’s question: As a psychologist working with a team of talented people who are not psychologists, how do I get my colleagues to see me as their colleague and not their psychologist?

Discover:

• Why you can (and should) strive for a balance that allows you to be seen as both a colleague and a professional without one overshadowing the other.
• How to consciously set boundaries in for interactions in your professional environment.
• Authentic language and strategies you can use when setting and communicating these boundaries.
• The importance of embracing your human side at work. Sharing personal stories or challenges with your colleagues, will help them see you as a peer. 
• Reshaping an established relationship doesn’t happen by itself. To change the way your coworkers perceive and interact with you, you need to be intentional and persistent. 

This week’s question comes from a psychologist in Melbourne. She didn’t submit her human design chart, but if you want to know yours you can discover it here: www.myhumandesign.com

I’ll Ask My Sister is the advice podcast where the cosmic meets the corporate. Sisters Ellen Hooper, Executive Coach in Melbourne and Mads Williams, Human Design Coach in London bring the insights of human design and astrology to your career and business struggles, and vice versa.

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