Dear Mango, Podcast

Mona Khalil

Dear Mango | You Just Don't Break, Do You? A podcast about learning to trust yourself when the world expects you to keep performing. For the ones nobody bet on. The ones who rebuilt from the inside out. The ones who look successful on paper but feel the gap between where they are and where they want to be. Not toxic positivity. Not performing healing. The practice of studying yourself so you can trust yourself. Hosted by Mona Khalil. ICF Certified Transformational Coach. Creator of the Study Yourself® practice. New episodes every other Monday. Know your worth. And never trust anyone who tells you you are not worth what you have worked for.

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    Dear Mango, Podcast | Episode 17 | Career Identity | FULL EPISODE

    No matter how it happens, your career identity changes overnight. In this solo episode, I share what I’ve learned about who we are when the company name is no longer next to ours. Whether you were laid off, fired, or chose to leave, we explore: Grieving the doors a company name once openedSlowing down when corporate culture trained you not toThe job hunt, networking, and the people who show upHolding career identity loosely as you changeChapters  0:00 – Different versions of you 1:07 – Welcome and Career Identity 1:41 – Company Swag and Tesla Perks 6:00 – When the Routine Changes 7:19 – Grieving the Open Doors 9:22 – Corporate Culture and Slowing Down 10:29 – My First Break in 2022 14:21 – Creating a Safe Space 15:12 – The Job Hunt and Tech Layoffs 17:03 – Networking Etiquette 20:58 – Chasing Timelines 21:40 – Follow-Up Fatigue 23:13 – The Power of a Conversation 25:07 – Contract Work and Coaching 26:44 – Realigning With Your Values 28:37 – Company Names in My Headline 29:43 – Takeaway and Reflection Prompt Episode Reflection Prompt: Write about where you are right now in relation to a company, a job title, or a pay range. If you’re not currently at a company, write about your last company, title, or pay range. What stories are you telling yourself about what they meant to you? What do you want to keep, and what do you want to leave? Write now. Revisit later. Know your worth. Mentioned in this episode Shaunie Henderson clip on outgrowing old versions of youWorking Identity by Herminia Ibarra“The cure for anything is salt water: sweat, tears, or the sea.” -Isak DinesenDear Mango | You Just Don't Break, Do You? A podcast about practicing trusting yourself when the world expects you to keep performing. Episode Reflection Prompt: Write about where you are right now in relation to a company, a job title, or a pay range. If you’re not currently at a company, write about your last company, title, or pay range. What stories are you telling yourself about what they meant to you? What do you want to keep, and what do you want to leave? Write now. Revisit later. Know your worth. Subscribe to Dear Mango wherever you listen.  Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dear-mango-podcast/id1887176176  Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3akgBGrPumnQEP6c85WVPI  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLaFjvzMlxjtKOgXMwak4yH5P2WiT68dpF  Connect with Mona Khalil:  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iammonakhalil  Threads: https://www.threads.com/@iammonakhalil  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@iammonakhalil  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/iammonakhalil  Join the mailing list at https://monakhalil.com #CareerIdentity #CareerTransition #DearMango #StudyYourself #Becoming

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Dear Mango | You Just Don't Break, Do You? A podcast about learning to trust yourself when the world expects you to keep performing. For the ones nobody bet on. The ones who rebuilt from the inside out. The ones who look successful on paper but feel the gap between where they are and where they want to be. Not toxic positivity. Not performing healing. The practice of studying yourself so you can trust yourself. Hosted by Mona Khalil. ICF Certified Transformational Coach. Creator of the Study Yourself® practice. New episodes every other Monday. Know your worth. And never trust anyone who tells you you are not worth what you have worked for.