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Overcoming Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria at Work and in Professional Settings

Regaining emotional control, and enjoying workplace success

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Overcoming Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria at Work and in Professional Settings

By: Ammanuel Santa Anna
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 Are you ready to move onto a new level in your professional life, both more comfortable with yourself, others, and enjoy greater success? We thought you were, so we wrote this book, the most comprehensive manual that exists, on mastering rejection sensitivity disorder in the workplace.

In it you will learn:
  • assertive communication
  • the intricacies of RSD
  • how to create a supportive work environment
  • professional development for people with RSD
  • Networking and mentorships
  • work relationships and more, all for people with RSD.
This book is both comprehensive and one of a kind. It could be worth hundreds of thousands of dollars over your lifetime of increased success, so pick your copy up today! Attention Deficit Disorders Career Success Mental Health Mood Disorders Personal Development Psychology Psychology & Mental Health
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This is largely just pop psychology. If you know anything about RSD you know all of this already. Largely just tells you to practice mindfulness, do CBT and find supportive people. And tells you what to do in a simplified, just do X manner, rather than actually really talking in depth about the challenges of RSD. The only chapter that felt useful was the leadership chapter.

Too surface and non ADHD-specific

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