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274. Out of Sight, Out of the Running: What Remote Work Is Doing to Your Social Edge

You chose the flexibility. The commute-free mornings, the autonomy, the comfort of working from home, and there's nothing wrong with that, but there's a cost that's not showing up on your radar yet. In this episode, we pull back the curtain on what remote and solo work is doing to your social skills, your interpersonal edge, and your career trajectory — and why the damage is more serious for high-potential professionals than most people realize.

Susan makes the case that proximity, in-person interaction, and consistent social engagement are not luxuries, but rather professional necessities.

In this episode, you'll hear:

Why younger and less-tenured professionals are being disproportionately harmed by remote work and what the research calls a "scarring effect" on their career trajectories
How physical distance closes the doors that in-person relationships open
What's really happening to your nonverbal communication skills when most of your workday lives in front of a screen
The surprising Gallup findings on remote worker engagement, loneliness, and wellbeing — and what they mean for your long-term performance
The invisible curriculum you only access when you're in the room — and what you're missing if you're not

Plus, I share a powerful framework for staying socially sharp and professionally visible that keep your interpersonal skills at their peak.

If you're remote, hybrid, or find yourself in fewer face-to-face interactions than you used to be, this episode is required listening.

Don't even know where to begin in improving your people skills?

Are you ready to leave social stress behind and go from where you are to where you want to be?

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288. You'd Be Dangerous If You Could Just Get Out of Your Own Way

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287. The Socially Hesitant Pro's Complete Guide to Slaying Presentations

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286. Depth Over Volume: The Analytical Professional's Guide to Networking That Works

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285. You're Not Too Introverted to Get Promoted. You're Too Invisible. Here's How to Fix That

Are you a high-performing introvert who's been passed over for promotion while someone less qualified, but louder, moved up? If you're an engineer, analyst, scientist, finance professional, or anyone ...

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284. Why You Replay Conversations in Your Head (And How to Finally Stop)

Do you leave conversations still running them on loop hours, or even days, later? If you're a high-performing professional who can't stop mentally replaying what you said, how you said it, and what it...

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283. The Standard You Hold When No One's Watching feat. Amy Lokken

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282. Why Do Less Qualified People Keep Getting Promoted Over Me? The Real Answer No One Is Giving You

If you've ever watched someone with a shorter resume and a thinner track record walk into a promotion you deserved, this episode is for you. Susan breaks down the real reason technically strong, high-...

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