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Leading Yourself Under Pressure is for accountants, CPAs, bookkeepers, tax preparers, business owners, and other high-stress professionals who want to succeed at work without sacrificing their health, relationships, or letting pressure take over their personal lives. Hosted by Chris Panek, CPA and Certified Coach, each episode provides practical insights to help you make better decisions, reduce overwhelm, manage your time, create better boundaries, improve your relationships, reduce stress and burnout, and get more out of your life. I’ve brought all this work together into what I call The RE*INVENTION™ Process. This process gives you a practical way to look at what’s happening when you’re under pressure and decide how you want to respond. You’ll learn how to think more clearly, respond more intentionally, and create a life you truly enjoy. You’ll learn how to lead yourself through pressure, even when you can’t change your circumstances or everything happening around you, so you can perform without sacrificing your life or well-being. If you’ve been asking yourself the following questions, you’re in the right place. How do I want to live my life while working in a stressful career that causes a lot of pressure? How can I develop my self-leadership skills? How can I set a boundary? How should I make a big decision? How can I stop saying yes when I really want to say no? How can I prioritize myself and my family? How can I take more time for myself? How do I lead myself under pressure when I can’t always reduce my workload? How do I manage myself when, to everyone else, it looks like I’ve got everything together, but inside I’m exhausted, constantly thinking about what’s next, working when I don’t want to be working, and putting off the things that are important to me because there simply isn’t enough time or energy left? How often have you said, ”I’ll deal with that when things slow down”? I know you can’t always reduce the workload that’s causing the pressure,