Dr. Sharon Grossman


is a mental health strategist and President of the Florida Speakers Association. With a unique blend of psychology and business acumen, she works with organizations that want to create a thriving corporate culture where employees feel valued, engaged, and motivated to stay. Recognizing that managers play a pivotal role in employee satisfaction and retention, Dr. Grossman is passionate about


Hobbies: Engage in activities that


bring you joy, whether it’s painting, gardening, reading, or playing a musical instrument.


Social Connections: Make time for friends and family. Meaningful interactions can provide emotional support and a sense of belonging. Rest: Prioritize adequate sleep and rest. Sometimes, the best way to prevent burnout is simply to take a break and recharge.


When you intentionally place these elements in your orange basket, you ensure that you always have something to give—both to yourself and to others. It’s about maintaining a balance that allows you to thrive without depleting your resources. This


Thanksgiving and beyond, remember the lesson from Greece: Always Have Something to Give. This intentional practice of setting aside something to share can translate into our personal and professional lives as a strategy for burnout prevention. By thoughtfully planning and consistently replenishing our reserves, we ensure that we never run dry. So, think about what you will put in your orange basket, and make it a priority. Your well-being depends on it.


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transforming them into stress-resilient leaders. Her Million- Dollar Leadership Accelerator leverages the evidence-based LEADS™ framework to equip managers with the skills they need to inspire teams, build positive cultures, and drive results. The program delivers guaranteed financial returns, exceeding $1 million in two years. Ready to elevate your leadership team? Visit


drsharongrossman.com or contact Dr. Sharon at: info@ coachingbysharon.com.


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