About Leslie Juvin and the Rejuvination Blog
Leslie Juvin coaches entry level professionals to mid-level managers on all areas of career development – job search, interview preparation, team integration, leadership, management, and career transition – with a personal development approach.
The Rejuvination Blog is a one-stop resource providing pertinent news, advice, and information for professionals wanting to make solid career decisions.
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Category Archives: Personal Development
What To Do When Work Makes You Sick And Depressed
Irregardless of our best intentions and no matter what we do to make our work relationships and product better, it just seems nothing is changing for the better. Sometimes, clients feel physically ill because of the abuse they experience at … Continue reading
How To Keep Grounded
My mom, Marissa, is one of the most humble people I know. Maybe it’s because she lived in third world poverty in the Philippines until her 20s. Maybe it was because she raised four children with a disconnected husband. Maybe … Continue reading
3 Ways To Stop Being A Control Freak
Everyone has had a control freak in the office. These people suck energy dry, deplete creatives of their creativity, and grate on every last nerve. Perhaps you’ve been called a control freak. 1) You Don’t Have To Have All The … Continue reading
When Expectations Get You Down
Planning your career isn’t easy. Walking into an interview or networking meeting nervous about the outcome brings all sorts of negative emotions. Facing rejection or unexpected circumstances that take you two steps backward can also get you down. What is … Continue reading
Dealing With Rejection
Rejection sucks. Rejection leaves us wondering what we did wrong, what is wrong with us, and what is wrong with the other person for not thinking we’re as great as we think we are. A technique I like to recommend … Continue reading
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How Your Spouse Is Essential To Your Career: Keep Grounded In Your Values
You and your spouse most likely have a joint belief system or share similar life values. Do you know what they are and do they take a significant role in your life? Do you help your spouse stay grounded in … Continue reading
Losing Your Job And Making Lemonade From Lemons: The Lemonade Trailer
An awesome documentary about losing your job and finding yourself. It’s like when Franck lost his job and finally had enough courage (and nothing to lose) to follow his bliss in action sports. It’s like when a former client turned … Continue reading
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How Your Spouse Is Essential To Your Career: Roll Through Changing Tides
How do you and your spouse get through troubled times such as unemployment, jobless, under earning, and overworking? Leslie Juvin helps couples get perspective on dealing with tough phases by transforming negative energy into positive focus and actions on the present day. Get through tough transitional phases faster and with more grace. Continue reading
How Your Spouse Is Essential To Your Career Success: Believe In Your Spouse
Being married isn’t always simple, or easy. Being two working professionals in a marriage makes for interesting career planning. Even if you are (or have) a stay at home wife or husband, you can support your spouse to the fullest. … Continue reading
Leslie’s Leadership Lesson: Letting Go Of Relationships
Leaders eventually learn to let go of negative relationships and how to establish relationship boundaries. Continue reading
