How To Spot A Co-Worker Who Has ‘Main Character Syndrome’ | Emotionally Intelligent People Use the Rule of Reframing to Change Their Perspective, Think Differently, and Reduce Anxiety | Americans say this is the No. 1 most important factor to live a fulfilling life—it's not making a lot of money | The family of a missing Virginia mom waited years for answers. A confession in her death spurred more questions.

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� � � � � � How To Spot A Co-Worker Who Has 'Main Character Syndrome' - Forbes    People with main character syndrome seek attention and validation from others, which can manifest in ... [+] overly dramatic behavior or fishing for compliments. They have difficulty empathizing with others, as they tend to view everyone else as just supporting actors. It's hard for them to take direction from others, as they feel that they know best how to play the lead role in their own life. They clash with colleagues who have different perspectives or goals, as they view their own storyline as the most important. Main character syndrome is a term made popular on TikTok to describe a tendency among people to view themselves as the lead character in their own life story. People with main character syndrome tend to be self-centered and self-absorbed, making it difficult to work collaboratively with others. It's often associated with negative traits, such as narcissism and entitlement. These folks seek attention and validation from others, which can manifest in overly dramatic behavior or fishing for compliments. They have difficulty empathizing with others, as they view everyone else as supporting actors. It's hard for them to take direction from others, as they feel they know best how to play the lead role in their lives. They clash with colleagues with different perspectives or goals, as they view their storylines as the most important. Continued here � � � � � � Don't like ads? Go ad-free with TradeBriefs Premium Emotionally Intelligent People Use the Rule of Reframing to Change Their Perspective, Think Differently, and Reduce Anxiety - Inc.com    As a small-business owner, I decide my own working hours. And as someone who craves structure, I like to start my day at the same time every morning.  But when my youngest daughter was born, all of that went out of the window. She didn't sleep well--which means my wife, who was breastfeeding, didn't sleep well. And that meant that, instead of starting my day at the normal time, I often needed to take time in the morning to care for the baby so my wife could get the rest she desperately needed. Still, I couldn't fight the feelings of anxiety. As the clock ticked away, I saw the morning--and my most productive hours--slipping away. Continued here � � � � � � Americans say this is the No. 1 most important factor to live a fulfilling life—it's not making a lot of money - CNBC    Having a job you like may not just make the day-to-day easier, it also seems to improve your overall life satisfaction. Americans say having a career you enjoy is the most important factor to living a fulfilled life, according to a new study from Pew Research. Over 70% of respondents say having a job or career they enjoy is an extremely important factor to living a fulfilling life. Just 24% of people said having a lot of money is equally important. Here's the percentage of Americans who say each element is extremely or very important to living a fulfilling life, according to Pew Research: Continued here � � � � � � The family of a missing Virginia mom waited years for answers. A confession in her death spurred more questions. - NBC News    Morning Rundown: Temporary House speaker threatens to quit, missing man's remains found on suspected serial killer’s farm, and a warning about household items A man arrested in the killing of a Baltimore tech entrepreneur was suspected of raping a woman days before and was already under surveillance, police say Michael Gambon, the actor best known for playing Dumbledore in the 'Harry Potter' films, dies at 82 Continued here

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