What‘s Your Scenario: Recent Episodes
What‘s Your Scenario
A podcast that gives REAL answers to REAL life scenarios. We don’t just talk about scenarios, we coach everyday people through difficult conversations to get the results they want.
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Ever had a situation where you felt pressured or judged by some of your family members and you weren’t sure how to talk to them about it? In this episode we hear from a listener who is trying to keep their family close, but also keep their boundaries intact. After all, doing nothing wasn’t getting him anywhere. It’s time to have that HARD conversation (well, not too hard with these solutions!). Check it out.
We’re coming in hot with even more updates about how the people from last season are doing. Did they take the advice? How did things go? In this episode, we share updates on our top requested scenarios. Tune in!
In this episode we hear from a listener friend who is struggling with feeling left out from fun events that she used to share with her friends, like brunch. Should she bring this up with them, or let it go? Find out in this episode.
Have you ever had a hard time getting your family or friends to pay for services that your business offers? In fact, absolute strangers may be more willing to pay for services than the people you know. How do you tell them that they need to pay the price, like other customers? In this episode, we give advice to a listener friend who is struggling to have this tough conversation. Have a scenario? Go to whatsyourscenario.com. Leave a voice note and we’ll answer it.
For some, conversations about race can be uncomfortable. For others it can be triggering. Either way, there’s a good chance that the conversation is worth having if you’re ready. In this episode, we hear from a listener who was asked that question and wasn’t sure how to respond (though he really wanted to). We offer clear steps to follow. What would you add?? Let us know at @whatsyourscenario on Instagram and Facebook.
Sometimes life hands you lemons and it makes you feel down. It may feel good to complain and think about giving up in the moment, but it is also important to find solutions that help you overcome the situation. In this episode we talk to a listener friend who is dealing with exhaustion of getting passed up for new job opportunities. You don’t want to miss this one!
If you have immigrant parents then you know that it often comes with high expectations and cultural preferences. In this episode, we hear from a listener who is worried about disappointing their family as they try to find their own identity. Check out their story and suggestions that we shared to help them on their journey.
The people have spoken! Many of you have asked how the people from last season are doing. Did they take the advice? How did things go? In this episode, we share updates on our top requested scenarios. Tune in!
In this episode, we hear from a listener who was feeling like an outsider at work. On one hand, she is doing well with her projects. On the other hand, getting to know colleagues is more difficult than she thought it would be. We’re here with steps that she can take to find her circle.
In this episode we hear from a listener who has been trying to manifest her dreams. She is waiting on results and wondering what to do next. We're here with honest answers.
Yep, we're going there. It is about time we start to confront problematic managers - and offer solutions for dealing with it. Catch this week's scenario from a listener- what would you do?! We have some special tools of the trade lined up that we've tested in the public, private, and government sector. We encourage you to borrow them - and tell us about your own scenario. Visit us online at whatsyourscenario.com.
We're not saying that you're wrong, BUT we are saying that you may want to take a closer look at your approach. Take a deep breath "woo-sah", and listen to this week's scenario. Also, take our 'shortcut' with you (Rules of Engagement) next time you find yourself in a tough situation. Check us out online: whatsyourscenario.com Instagram: @whatsyourscenario
Introduction to What's Your Scenario Podcast - because its much more than a podcast. Learn about the creators and catch this week's scenario - you won't want to miss this one - and interact with us! P.S. We don’t just talk about scenarios, we coach everyday people through difficult conversations to get the results they want.
In this episode, we hear from a listener who received a pay increase then later realized that she was still underpaid compared to peers at work and abroad. Should she be happy with what she received, or try to even the scales? Catch this episode for examples and strategies for this difficult conversation. (Hint: get ready to take notes on how to tackle this challenging scenario or visit us at whatsyourscenario.com)
Each of us can experience imposter syndrome from time to time (it happens!). In this episode, we help you recognize it and keep it at bay. Join us as we unpack a new scenario from a listener who feels doubtful, worried, and a lack of confidence as a result of their imposter syndrome.
Sometimes getting the results you want is easier said than done and you can find yourself thinking, "What am I doing wrong?". In this episode, we hear from a listener who went above and beyond and STILL didn't get the work promotion. Listen in as we share real strategies for the difficult conversations ahead.
In this episode, we hear from a listener who quit her day job to run her own business. There are bumps in the road -- but we're here with the advice she may (or may not) want to hear.
We all want to do our best - in life, in career, and everywhere in between. But sometimes it doesn't work out. In this new scenario from a listener, we talk about "flying under the radar" at work. Join us as we help face the facts and address issues of underperformance.