Education:Self-Improvement
Business sales strategist Susan McVea shares that the best ways to get to the other side of a life-shattering experience are to ask for help with no guilt or shame (even if you're a high achiever); to take care of yourself (and to accept that it's okay to do so); and to practice gratitude. Susan learned these lessons while enduring an emotional breakdown in the wake of a car accident.
Susan can be found at susanmcvea.com, or across all social media at susanmcvea.
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