Is Your Thinking Your Biggest Stressor?



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Feeling Stressed About Uncertainty?

Uncertainty is tough. When layoffs, restructuring, or industry shifts are looming, it’s easy to spiral into worst-case scenario thinking.

You start second-guessing decisions, overanalyzing every meeting, and feeling like you’re just waiting for the other shoe to drop.

Uncertainty fuels self-doubt, and that doubt can hold you back.

In this week’s article, I’m breaking down:
How negative thinking takes over during uncertain times
Three key strategies to shift your mindset & regain control
How to focus on what you can control—so uncertainty doesn’t control you

Read the full article!


New Video Alert!

Feeling Stuck in Uncertainty?

Here’s How to Take Back Control!

Uncertainty can send your mind into overdrive—overthinking, worst-case scenarios, all the stress. But here’s the thing: your thoughts don’t have to run the show.

In my latest video, I’m sharing 3 quick strategies to stay clear, focused, and in control, even when everything feels up in the air.

🔥 Reframe worst-case thinking—your fears are rarely reality.
🔥 Shift your focus to what you
can control.
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Get out of your head—literally! Movement = clarity.

Watch now!


Are Your Strengths Helping You Shine in Job Interviews—Or Holding You Back?

Most candidates miss out on job offers not because they lack experience, but because they fail to communicate their strengths and passion effectively.

If you’re not positioning yourself as the must-hire candidate, you could be unknowingly sabotaging your chances.

That’s why I created the FREE Job Interview Power Quiz—a quick, insightful quiz to help you determine if your interview strategy is helping you stand out or keeping you stuck.

Take the quiz today and get personalized feedback on whether you are confidently showcasing your strengths during interviews...so you land the job you want!



Recommended Book!

The Worry Trap: How to Free Yourself from Worry & Anxiety Using Acceptance and Commitment Therapy


Chad LeJeune introduces Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) techniques to help readers break free from chronic worry. By accepting thoughts as mere thoughts and focusing on the present moment, individuals can reduce anxiety and enhance well-being.


Every moment spent in negativity is paid for with something truly priceless. That something is life.”
Ralph Marston



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Phyllis Reagin, M.A.

I'm an Executive & Leadership Coach and Imposter Syndrome expert. With my coaching expertise, graduate degrees in psychology, and experience as a former Entertainment/Media executive, I help industry leaders and creatives build confidence, influence, and make a lasting impact.

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