Childhood Trauma. Some Rise. Some Fall. How to be one of the lucky ones that get back up.

De: Deborah Brown-Volkman

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

600,000 children grow up in abusive homes every year. I was one of these kids. Were you one too?

Children become adults and they go to work. The workplace is stressful. Stress brings trauma right to the surface.

Childhood Trauma does different things to different people.

• Some RISE and become top performers.
• Some FALL and can’t hold a job.

It’s the luck of the draw. RIGHT? Or is it something else?

The focus of this book is how Childhood Trauma impacts your career. I went through physical and emotional abuse for over two decades and it greatly affected how I made a living. I experienced the type of abuse most people don’t come back from. I did. I could have easily fallen. I rose with a lot of hard work.

This book = my story + how I overcame my childhood trauma + strategies to help you overcome yours.

How you grew up doesn’t have to determine whether you have a successful career or not. You can have a tough beginning and still find a career you love and are proud of.

ABOUT ME: For the past 20+ years, I have been on forefront of the coaching industry and am known as the go-to resource for goal achievement.

I’ve guided my clients through some of the toughest moments in their careers by empowering them to find new jobs, new careers, and new ways to overcome challenges in the workplace.

I am not a therapist and do not claim to be one. I am a career coach. I am a regular person who went through a horrible beginning, survived, and has healed herself. My goal is to help you heal too.

Some of the stories in this book I’ve never told anyone. I have decided to come forward and tell them to you.