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The Fine Line Between Giving and Over-Giving: Striking the Right Balance for Success 🌟

In the words of Zig Ziglar, “You can have everything in life you want if you will just help enough other people get what they want.”

This profound statement underpins the ethos of successful giving – a vital trait in both personal and professional realms. Yet, there exists a thin line between being a giver and inadvertently becoming a doormat. It’s a delicate balance, one that requires introspection and strategic thinking.

The Power of Giving 🤲

Giving, in its essence, is a powerful tool for success. It fosters a culture of mutual support and collaboration. By helping others, we often pave the way for our own success, creating networks of reciprocity and trust. This principle is especially resonant in leadership, where the ability to give – be it time, resources, or support – can significantly elevate a team or an organisation’s performance.

The Pitfalls of Over-Giving 😓

However, there’s a caveat. Givers can find themselves at the bottom of the success ladder if they fail to set boundaries. Without these limits, one risks burnout, being taken advantage of, or losing sight of their own goals and needs. Adam Grant, in his exploration of giver and taker dynamics, emphasises the necessity for givers to establish boundaries. This prevents them from depleting their resources – emotional, physical, and otherwise.

Drawing the Line 🚧

So, how does one draw the line? It starts with self-awareness and understanding one’s limits. It’s about recognising the difference between being helpful and overextending oneself. A crucial aspect is learning to say ‘no’ when necessary. It’s not about being less generous but about being smart with your generosity.

The Balanced Giver 🧘‍♂️

The ideal giver is one who knows how to give effectively. This means prioritising, choosing where and how to give in a way that adds value without draining personal resources. It’s about being strategic – helping others in a way that also aligns with one’s own goals and values.

Embrace Giving, Respect Limits 🔚

Giving is undoubtedly a pathway to success, but it must be practised with mindfulness and boundaries. As we navigate our roles as givers, let’s strive to maintain that delicate balance, ensuring that our generosity uplifts others as well as ourselves.

Have you ever felt like a doormat?
How do you set boundaries?

#StrategicGiving #MindfulLeadership #SuccessThroughSupport #BoundarySetting #EmpoweredGivers 🌍💼🛡️🤗📈

Redirecting Enablers. From Justification to Transformation

Enablers can shift from passive observers to active participants in the process of change

Enabling behaviour in the context of domestic violence is a complex issue, often rooted in a cycle of justification tied to past incidents. This blog post is dedicated to supporting those who find themselves in the role of an enabler, providing a guide to shift from a history-focused viewpoint to one that promotes accountability and positive change.

Acknowledging the Past Without Excusing the Present

The first step for enablers is to acknowledge the past without allowing it to serve as an excuse for current behaviour. It’s understandable that past challenges have shaped the present, but they should not be used to justify current harmful actions. Recognising this is crucial in setting the stage for real change.

The Importance of Growth Over Justification

Growth is a critical component of breaking the cycle of abuse. Enablers can play a pivotal role by stressing the need to learn from past mistakes. This perspective supports the development of a safer and healthier environment for everyone involved.

Consequences of Unchecked Behaviour

Enablers need to understand and communicate the potential consequences of not addressing abusive behaviour. It’s vital to convey that ignoring or excusing such actions can lead to serious ramifications, emphasising the urgency of addressing the issue.

Responsibility: The Keystone of Change

Encouraging responsibility is about helping individuals understand that they have the power to change their behaviour. Enablers can be instrumental by promoting an ethos of personal accountability.

Supporting Behavioural Change

Offering support is where enablers can truly make a difference. By providing encouragement and resources for individuals willing to make positive changes, enablers can facilitate a journey of transformation.

Professional Help: A Pathway to Progress

Seeking professional help is often necessary to break free from the cycle of abuse. Enablers can advocate for this by recommending therapy, counselling, or intervention programs, which are designed to provide strategies for moving beyond the past.

Consistency in Messaging

Finally, consistency is key. Enablers must consistently convey that while the past is acknowledged, it does not excuse harmful behaviour. This message helps to maintain focus on the present and the future, rather than being tethered to the history.

By embracing this approach, enablers can shift from passive observers to active participants in the process of change. It’s a path that leads away from the cycle of justification and towards a future where accountability and transformation are possible. This is not just about one individual; it’s about creating a ripple effect of positive change that can transform communities and save lives.

#BreakTheCycle #DomesticViolenceAwareness #SupportChange #AccountabilityMatters #EndDomesticViolence #EmpowerSurvivors #TransformationJourney #SeekHelp #PositiveChange #StopEnablingAbuse

This is a guest post by Alex Reed.

Alex is a passionate mental health advocate who uses their writing to bridge the gap between clinical psychology and everyday experiences. Alex offers insights, advice, and comfort to those seeking understanding and solidarity. Alex believes in the power of shared stories to inspire healing and growth.

Tradition and Turmoil and the Challenge of Navigating Mental Health in the Shadow of Farming Legacies

In the heart of traditional farming communities, the fabric of life is woven with values that have been passed down through generations. These traditions, especially the patriarchal inheritance of farms, have shaped the landscape of rural life. However, this scenario, where adherence to tradition comes at the cost of individual well-being and family harmony, is not uncommon. It’s a stark reminder of the need to evolve beyond patriarchal scenarios for the mental and emotional health of all involved.

Balancing tradition with the necessity of adapting to modern values that prioritise mental health and personal fulfillment is vital. Moving away from rigid, traditional expectations can foster environments where individuals feel valued and supported, irrespective of their role in family succession plans. For the sustainability of farming communities and the well-being of their members, embracing change and breaking the cycle of silence around mental health issues are crucial steps forward. By doing so, we can cultivate a future where tradition and well-being harmoniously coexist, ensuring that the legacy we leave is not just of the land, but of healthy, resilient communities.

#MentalHealthAwareness #FarmingLife #TraditionVsChange #FamilyDynamics #InheritanceStruggles #RuralMentalHealth #BreakingCycles #EmotionalWellbeing #LegacyPressure

This is a guest post by Alex Reed.

The Unseen Accomplices. Understanding the Motivations of Domestic Violence Enablers

This is a blog post I wish I didn’t feel necessary to write.

Enablers need to understand the impact of their actions (or inactions) and be equipped with resources and support to make a change.

Domestic violence is a pervasive issue that transcends cultural, economic, and social boundaries. While much attention is rightfully given to the perpetrators and victims, there is a third group that plays a critical role in the dynamics of domestic abuse — the enablers. These are the individuals who, knowingly or unknowingly, contribute to the perpetuation of abuse. Understanding their motivations and the personalities that commonly become enablers is crucial in the fight against domestic violence.

Motivations Behind Enabling Behaviour

Denial and Minimisation: Some enablers refuse to acknowledge the severity of the situation. They may believe that the abuse is a one-time event or an anomaly, despite recurring patterns.
Fear of Confrontation: Fear can paralyse enablers from taking action. They might fear retaliation from the abuser, disruption of family dynamics, or the unknown consequences of intervening.
Dependency: Emotional or financial dependency on the abuser can motivate enablers to maintain the status quo. This dependency can cloud judgment and lead to rationalising the abuser’s actions.
Desire to Protect the Abuser: Enablers often have a close relationship with the abuser and may want to protect them from legal consequences or social ostracism.
Misguided Loyalty: Loyalty to the abuser, whether due to familial ties, friendship, or romantic attachment, can result in enabling behaviour.
Normalisation of Violence: In some cases, enablers have grown up in environments where violence was normalised, leading them to not recognise domestic violence as unacceptable.
Hope for Change: Enablers may cling to the hope that the abuser will change, often against all evidence to the contrary.

Personalities Prone to Enabling

The Caretaker: Individuals who have a nurturing personality may find themselves in the role of an enabler, believing they can “fix” or “heal” the abuser.
The Peacemaker: Those who prioritise harmony and are conflict-averse may enable abuse by avoiding confrontations and not addressing the issue directly.
The Optimist: Ever-hopeful optimists might continually look for the good in the abuser, to the point of ignoring the harmful behaviours.
The Authoritarian: People who uphold strict traditional values may believe in maintaining family structure at all costs, even if it means enabling domestic violence.
The Uninformed: Lack of awareness about the dynamics of domestic violence can lead to enabling behaviour simply because the individual does not recognise the signs.

Breaking the Cycle

Addressing the issue of enablers is not about assigning blame but about recognising their crucial role in the ecosystem of domestic violence. Education and awareness are vital. Enablers need to understand the impact of their actions (or inactions) and be equipped with resources and support to make a change.

Intervention programs and support groups can help enablers realise the gravity of the situation and encourage them to take appropriate action. Professional help can also provide the tools to confront their own fears and dependencies, which may be at the root of their enabling behaviours.

Tackling domestic violence requires a comprehensive approach that includes understanding and intervening in the behaviour of enablers. By shining a light on this often-overlooked group, we can take another step toward breaking the cycle of abuse and fostering a society where violence in any form is not tolerated or enabled.

If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, please reach out to local resources or call a domestic violence hotline for help.

#DomesticViolenceAwareness #StopEnablingAbuse #BreakTheCycle #EndTheSilence #SupportSurvivors #EducateToEmpower #TakeAStand #NoMoreExcuses #InterventionMatters #HealthyRelationships

This is a guest post by Alex Reed.

Standing Strong. The Vital Importance of Self-Care Amidst Narcissistic Enablement

Remember, in the pursuit of healing and wholeness, you are never alone.

In the twisted dynamics that often characterise relationships involving narcissistic abuse, victims find themselves not only grappling with the direct impact of the narcissist’s actions but also navigating the complex web of enablers that facilitate such behaviours. These enablers, whether knowingly or unknowingly, contribute to a toxic environment that magnifies the victim’s sense of isolation and helplessness. Amidst this overwhelming tide, the importance of self-care becomes not just a means of maintaining one’s well-being but a crucial act of resistance and empowerment. This blog post aims to underscore the significance of self-care for victims caught in the nexus of narcissistic abuse and enabler dynamics.

Understanding the Role of Enablers

Enablers of narcissistic behaviour often reinforce the abuser’s actions, either by denying the abuse, minimising its impact, or even blaming the victim. This reinforcement can significantly increase the psychological toll on the victim, making it feel as if there’s no way out or no one who truly understands the depth of their plight. In such scenarios, the victim’s reality is constantly invalidated, leading to profound confusion and self-doubt. It’s within this context that self-care emerges as a beacon of hope and a pathway to reclaiming one’s sense of self and autonomy.

The Pillars of Self-Care in the Face of Narcissistic Enablement

Emotional Self-Care: This involves acknowledging and validating your feelings, understanding that your emotional responses to the abuse and the enablers’ actions are legitimate. Practices might include journaling, engaging in therapy, or simply allowing yourself to feel without judgment.
Physical Self-Care: The stress of dealing with narcissistic abuse and its enablers can take a toll on your physical health. Prioritising sleep, nutrition, and physical activity can help bolster your physical resilience, making you better equipped to cope with emotional stress.
Social Self-Care: Isolation is a common tactic used by narcissists and, by extension, their enablers. Reaching out to trusted friends, family, or support groups who understand and validate your experiences can provide a crucial lifeline and counteract feelings of isolation.
Informational Self-Care: Educating yourself about narcissistic abuse, including the roles and tactics of enablers, can empower you with knowledge and help demystify the confusing dynamics you’re experiencing. This understanding can be instrumental in breaking the cycle of abuse.
Setting Boundaries: Perhaps one of the most challenging yet essential aspects of self-care in this context is setting firm boundaries. This might mean limiting or ceasing contact with the narcissist and their enablers, a step that requires immense courage and resolve but is critical for your mental health and well-being.
Seeking Professional Help: Navigating the aftermath of narcissistic abuse and the complicity of enablers can be overwhelming. Professional help from therapists or counsellors who specialise in narcissistic abuse recovery can provide you with tailored strategies to heal and reclaim your life.

The journey of recovery from narcissistic abuse, compounded by the challenges posed by enablers, is undeniably arduous. However, it’s crucial to remember that amidst the chaos, your well-being remains paramount. By committing to self-care, you not only safeguard your physical and emotional health but also take a stand against the cycle of abuse. Self-care is your right, a vital act of self-preservation, and perhaps most importantly, a declaration of your inherent worth and strength. Let it be your anchor, your quiet rebellion against the forces seeking to undermine you.

Remember, in the pursuit of healing and wholeness, you are never alone.

#SelfCareJourney #NarcissisticAbuseRecovery #EmpowermentThroughSelfCare #BreakTheCycle #HealingFromAbuse#SettingBoundaries #SurvivorStrength #EmotionalWellbeing #PhysicalHealthMatters #SocialSupportNetworks

This is a guest post by Alex Reed.

🌟 Reflecting on a Groundbreaking Approach to Suicide Prevention 💜

A recent article in The Conversation, titled “Have we been trying to prevent suicides wrongly all this time?” really resonated with me, offering a fresh perspective on a critical issue. As someone with personal experience in this area, the findings hit close to home.

Traditional methods focus on identifying individuals ‘at risk’ of suicide. Despite these efforts, Australia’s suicide rates have disturbingly increased from 2012 to 2022.

This signals a need for a new approach, perhaps shifting the question from “who is at risk?” to “when is a person at risk?”

The article presents intriguing findings. On the day of a suicide attempt, individuals often feel they are a burden to their loved ones. The day before, many experience a profound loss of hope, feeling powerless to change crucial aspects of their lives.

Using this data, researchers developed an algorithm to monitor spikes in these and other key risk factors, signaling increased short-term risk of suicide attempts. This tool is now live in a hospital setting, alerting staff to at-risk patients, enabling targeted and immediate interventions when the risk of an attempt is highest.

This innovative approach could be a game-changer in suicide prevention, offering a more dynamic and responsive way to support those in their most vulnerable moments. It’s a prime example of how data and technology can be harnessed to save lives.

#MentalHealthAwareness #SuicidePrevention #InnovationInHealthcare #DataForGood 🧠💡❤️

In the Shadows of Envy Exploiters Coveting the Lives of Narcissists’ Victims

The journey towards recovery from narcissistic abuse is laden with hurdles, including the potential for further exploitation by those envious of the life you once led.

Within the complex aftermath of narcissistic abuse, a particularly intricate dynamic can unfold. This occurs when an individual, having long lingered in the victim’s shadow, perceives the vulnerability wrought by the narcissist’s maltreatment not simply as an opportunity for exploitation, but as a chance to claim the life the victim once led—desiring everything the victim had that they themselves lacked. This blog post delves into the psychology behind such exploitation, offering insights on recognising and safeguarding oneself against these predatory ambitions.

Deciphering the Underlying Psychology

Individuals poised to exploit a narcissist’s victim in this manner often harbour deep-seated envy and resentment. They have observed the victim’s life from a distance, yearning for their accomplishments, relationships, or status. When the narcissist undermines the victim, the exploiter views it as an opportunity to fill the void, to seize the life and identity that once belonged to the victim.

Identifying the Warning Signs

Excessive Curiosity: The exploiter exhibits a keen interest in the victim’s life, surpassing the bounds of normal friendship or concern, often probing into their relationships, financial matters, or personal triumphs.
Mimetic Behaviour: They may begin to emulate the victim’s lifestyle, decisions, and even their mannerisms, striving to align themselves more closely with what they perceive as the victim’s advantages.
Tactics of Isolation: Echoing the narcissist’s strategies, the exploiter attempts to further isolate the victim, not only from their support networks but also from the elements of their life that provided identity and strength.
Belittling Achievements: The exploiter might subtly dismiss the victim’s achievements or diminish their capabilities, seeking to degrade their self-esteem and affirm their own ascendancy.

Strategies for Self-Protection

Firm Boundaries: Establishing and upholding strict personal boundaries is essential. Exercise caution in divulging personal information to someone demonstrating an unnatural interest in your life.
Solidifying Your Identity: Dedicate time to reaffirming your own identity and value, independent of your possessions or others’ perceptions. Your worth is intrinsic, not contingent on material aspects.
Securing Genuine Support: Foster a support network comprising friends, family, and professionals who value you for your true self, not for what you possess or what they might gain from you.
Heeding Your Intuition: Should you sense that someone’s interest in your life is fuelled by their own aspirations rather than genuine concern, trust that intuition. Caution is preferable to regret.
Professional Advice: If extricating yourself from an exploitative relationship proves challenging, or if you’re uncertain about someone’s motives, seeking a professional therapist or counsellor’s advice is advisable.

The journey towards recovery from narcissistic abuse is laden with hurdles, including the potential for further exploitation by those envious of the life you once led. Recognising the indicators of such exploitation and implementing measures to protect oneself are vital steps in navigating this convoluted path. Remember, true recovery and empowerment emanate from within, not from the validation or acceptance of others. Your path is uniquely yours, and no individual has the right to co-opt your story for their personal advantage.

#RecoveryFromNarcissisticAbuse #SafeguardYourEnergy #SettingBoundaries #ReclaimingYourLife #EmotionalProtection #IdentityStrength #BewareOfEnvy

This is a guest post by Alex Reed.

Flying Monkeys. Unravelling the Origins of a Term in the Context of Domestic Abuse

The term “flying monkeys” serves as a powerful metaphor, encapsulating the dynamics of manipulation and control that extend beyond the direct relationship between abuser and victim

In the conversations surrounding domestic abuse and narcissistic behaviour, the term “flying monkeys” has gained traction, capturing the imagination and curiosity of many. This intriguing phrase, borrowed from the realm of literature and cinema, has found a place in the modern lexicon of psychological and emotional abuse. This blog post seeks to explore the origins of this term, its significance in the context of domestic abuse, and the roles these enablers play in perpetuating harm.

The Literary Roots

The term “flying monkeys” is derived from L. Frank Baum’s classic novel, “The Wonderful Wizard of Oz”, and its iconic 1939 film adaptation. In the story, the Wicked Witch of the West employs these winged creatures to do her bidding, harassing Dorothy and her companions as they journey to the Emerald City. The flying monkeys are not inherently evil; rather, they are compelled to serve the witch’s malevolent commands.

Adoption into Psychological Discourse

In the realm of psychology and domestic abuse discussions, “flying monkeys” has been adopted to describe individuals who, knowingly or unknowingly, are manipulated into perpetuating the narcissist’s abuse by targeting the victim. Much like their namesakes, these enablers are not the primary source of abuse but serve as instruments in the hands of a manipulator, extending the reach of their control and harm.

The Role of Flying Monkeys in Domestic Abuse

Flying monkeys in the context of domestic abuse play various roles, all of which serve to reinforce the abuser’s control and manipulation:

Spread Disinformation: They may spread lies and rumours about the victim, often echoing the narcissist’s narrative to discredit and isolate the victim further.
Harassment and Intimidation: Flying monkeys can also engage in direct harassment, sending messages or making calls on behalf of the abuser, serving to intimidate and control the victim.
Spying and Reporting Back: In some cases, they act as the eyes and ears of the abuser, reporting back on the victim’s activities and state of mind.
Enabling Denial: Their actions can provide the abuser with plausible deniability, as the abuser can claim they are not directly responsible for the actions of others.

Psychological Impact on the Victim

The involvement of flying monkeys in the dynamics of abuse complicates the victim’s experience, often leading to increased feelings of isolation, confusion, and betrayal. Understanding the role of these enablers is crucial for victims in recognising the full scope of the abuse and seeking effective support and intervention.

The term “flying monkeys” serves as a powerful metaphor, encapsulating the dynamics of manipulation and control that extend beyond the direct relationship between abuser and victim. By understanding the origins and implications of this term, individuals can better recognise these patterns of behaviour and take steps to protect themselves and their loved ones from the insidious reach of domestic abuse. Awareness and education are key in dismantling the networks of manipulation that perpetuate harm, paving the way for healing and empowerment.

#DomesticAbuseAwareness #FlyingMonkeys #PsychologicalManipulation #NarcissisticAbuse #EmotionalSupport #BreakTheCycle

This is a guest post by Alex Reed.

Navigating the Shadows. The Exploitation of Narcissists’ Victims for Personal Gain

We welcome our newest guest blogger Alex Reed. Alex is a passionate mental health advocate who will use their writing to bridge the gap between clinical psychology and everyday experiences. Alex offers insights, advice, and comfort to those seeking understanding and solidarity. Alex believes in the power of shared stories to inspire healing and growth.

In the intricate dynamics entwined with narcissistic behaviour, a particularly malevolent pattern frequently overlooked emerges: individuals who perceive the vulnerability of a narcissist’s victim as an avenue to exploit these persons for their own selfish benefit. This blog post aims to shed light on the motivations and strategies of these shadowy exploiters, providing insights and guidance on safeguarding oneself from becoming ensnared in their manipulative tactics.

Deciphering the Dynamics

Narcissists, with their manipulative, domineering, and often abusive conduct, leave their victims in a state of emotional fragility, battling diminished self-worth, disorientation, and a profound sense of isolation. It is amidst this backdrop of vulnerability that shadow exploiters spot their chance, pinpointing these individuals as susceptible marks for their exploitative endeavours.

Motivations Behind the Exploitation

The driving forces of those who prey on the victims of narcissists can vary but typically stem from a pursuit of dominance, control, or financial advantage. These predators are skilled at recognising signs of vulnerability and may deploy charm, simulated empathy, or promises of aid to win over their victim. Nevertheless, their ultimate aim is not to offer bona fide assistance but to harness the victim’s compromised state for their own ends.

Tactics Utilised

Fabricated Companionship: Masquerading as empathetic allies, these exploiters proffer a sympathetic ear and support, all the while collating information to leverage against the victim subsequently.
Financial Predation: Identifying the victim’s potential financial dependency stemming from the narcissistic relationship, exploiters might propose financial “assistance” with ulterior motives or engage in outright theft.
Emotional Subterfuge: They may echo the narcissist’s manipulative tactics, gradually eroding the victim’s self-esteem while portraying themselves as the sole pillar of support.
Enforced Isolation: Similar to narcissists, these individuals strive to cut off their target from other sources of support, rendering the victim increasingly reliant on them.

Safeguarding Measures

Bolster Support Networks: A robust, authentic support network is a formidable defence against exploiters. Re-establish connections with trusted friends and family.
Professional Assistance: A mental health professional can equip you with the necessary tools to rebuild self-esteem and identify unhealthy relationship patterns.
Financial Autonomy: Strive for financial self-sufficiency, if feasible, to diminish vulnerability to economic exploitation.
Inform Yourself: Gaining an understanding of narcissistic behaviour and the manoeuvres of exploiters arms you with the awareness to recognise early warning signs.
Heed Your Instincts: If an individual or situation arouses suspicion, trust your gut feeling and seek counsel from trusted allies or professionals.

The aftermath of involvement with a narcissist is laden with hurdles, including the danger of further exploitation by those who view vulnerability as an exploitable weakness. By comprehending the underlying dynamics and adopting proactive protective strategies, victims can tread the road to recovery with increased security and self-assurance. Remember, genuine support is never conditional nor should it come at the cost of your emotional well-being.

#NarcissisticAbuseRecovery #StopEmotionalExploitation #FinancialIndependence #SupportNetworks #SelfCareJourney #ProtectYourPeace #RecogniseManipulation #HealingPath

Unlocking Life’s Playbook. Embracing the Wisdom in Every Lesson 🚀

Last week, I had an epiphany that changed the way I approach pitching ideas.

As I strolled along Elizabeth Street in Sydney, I noticed a guy talking animatedly on his mobile carrying a backpack loaded with four pieces of wood. The backpack seemed on the verge of spilling its contents and I was immediately concerned that if it did some-one could get hurt. Waiting at the traffic lights, I intended to tap him on the shoulder and advise him to secure his backpack before some-one got hurt.

Two other young guys at the lights beat me to it. They turned to the guy, still engrossed in his phone call, and casually told him, “Hey mate, you’re gonna lose your wood.” Surprisingly (😊to me), he didn’t hang up but asked them to zip up the backpack. The crucial lesson was clear: to get someone to act, the pitch must resonate with them, not just to others.

I then asked a marketing guru about an image I could use to enhance the point. They suggested an image of two friends casually helping someone zip up a backpack filled with four pieces of wood, all while the person on the phone remains engaged in the conversation? This visual emphasises the idea that the assistance is seamlessly integrated into the person’s ongoing activity, making the pitch about the person being helped rather than the helpers or the onlookers. It captures the essence of making it matter to them in a relatable and non-intrusive manner.

It made me see how if I wanted to successfully pitch I needed to rethink how I think

A few lessons learnt here:

🤔It’s always valuable to reassess our perspectives, especially when it comes to communication and influence.

🤔Recognising the importance of framing your message in a way that resonates with the listener can be a game changer.

#LifeLessons #TuesdayTakeaways #LearnAndGrow #DailyInsight #MindsetMatters #GrowthMindset #WordsOfWisdom #LifeSkills #ReflectAndGrow #LessonsLearned #PerspectiveShift #SelfDiscovery #LifeWisdom #ExperienceTeaches

Successfully pitching – do you need to rethink the way you think?