Interview Question: What are your Weaknesses? 3 EXAMPLE ANSWERS!

[@LifeWorkBalance]

What weakness have you shared in an interview?

[@shellieobrien4493]

This is very overwhelming for someone whom hasn't had an interview in 13 years. I kept the same job too long apparently and now need a script to get hired.

[@geekyreader3103]

I understand I’ve been with my company for 15 years and am ready for a career change .. I feel so out of touch with interviews

[@PJGamma]

To@@geekyreader3103 --Same reply as for @shellieobrien4493-- working for the same company/business/agency is arguably strong evidence of: = loyalty = a real work ethic = likelihood of successes on projects/taks/ assignments consistently throughout that time period. And to add : Sometimes career changes can happen within the same entity (business/agency) to strengthen whatever pension plan may be in place, rather than a new vesting time & probationary period. Best/ wellness, PJG

[@suzbone]

I'm interviewing again after nine years, and yeah, so much has changed, and it's daunting. I'm so thankful for these videos. I've made a Google doc to collect questions from multiple videos, and filling in my answers. I've got to polish and study now because I have a phone interview on Monday. Wish me luck, and I wish you luck too! Any updates?

[@comedywithnat]

I’m with you! I was with my Forbes company for 15 years. I agree it’s challenging.

[@foxykitty69]

It's so hard! Also I was in the trades and leaving the trades for a an office job. It's way out of my zone

[@TheGreenbean224]

I wish I could answer this question honestly. Like my biggest weakness is I'm a little vain and care how ppl view me and how I present to others. Like that's legit something I work on!

[@LifeWorkBalance]

This is actually a great weakness to share. I would recommend rephrasing it to something like: One of my weaknesses is I really care about what other people think about me. I'm not necessarily working to reverse this and *not* care what they think about me, but I am working on making choices personally and professionally that serve both myself and other people, rather than just doing things because I want others to think highly of me. I've found that only focusing on what others think and want ends up burning me out, so I I've started to be more intentional about what I commit to. While it has been hard to learn to say "no" and create boundaries effectively, it has ended up serving me and my relationships well! This doesn't necessarily touch on being "vain" and how you physically present to others, but I think it could be looped into this statement! What do you think?

[@KingTeezius22]

@@LifeWorkBalanceThank you!

[@XOAliciaMarie]

ODD COMPLIMENT BUT.....I love the speed of your talking voice your video. SO MANY Youtbuers are talking SO FAST! I am not a beginner, have been in real estate for 17+ years to know the lingo in my interviews but I need to strengthen my interview skills - with that being said you just gained a NEW SUBSCRIBER because you talk a a great speed that I can truly understand and you talk very simple. Thank you for that.

[@LifeWorkBalance]

Thank you!! I so appreciate the genuine and helpful feedback!

[@vixenmmh]

That's funny I sped her up by 1.5 lol. I have adhd so I like fast

[@esteehanvey5647]

I love your channel! I’ve been job-hunting in the “bigger company” world for about a week and it’s been so overwhelming. But I’m working hard, and I feel more confident now that I’ve found you! Update: I found an entry level job with excellent benefits and room to grow! I’m so excited and start in less than two weeks!

[@LifeWorkBalance]

YAY! 🥳 Thank you for letting me know! Job hunting is SO overwhelming. You've got this.

[@TheeSpokenWord]

This information is amazing. How is work so far?

[@sarfdhillon]

Superb. I am 20+ year professional, but your videos have changed my outlook towards interviewing process and how to go about it. Thank you Maam!

[@LifeWorkBalance]

Fantastic! I hope your interviews have gone well!

[@Zxt45]

You have the best video on this topic that I can find on KZbin! Thank you.

[@Livbyrnnicloud]

The CAR advice was spot on. I am going for high level positions (VP) and have been answering the weakness questions all wrong. I can’t wait to use these on Monday!

[@LifeWorkBalance]

How did your interview go?!

[@Kason05MB]

LOVE the great advice and examples!!!

[@YouTubeProgramming]

Thank you so much for the content! I’m guilty of saying that impatience was a weakness because i have a high sense of urgency. Lol hearing you break it down made me roll my eyes as well

[@samuelboers4488]

Abby, my wife and I love your videos! We share your videos with our children as the model for preparing for a job. Thank you for your solid advice!

[@LifeWorkBalance]

Thank you!! I am so glad my videos can be used as tools to help prepare your children for interviews/their jobs. Best wishes to them in these exciting new seasons of life!

[@cindyriehm7411]

Excellant advice! Never knew a responce for weaknesses

[@LifeWorkBalance]

Glad this was helpful! This is certainly a tough question to answer.

[@LuvBetty64]

I really needed advice on how to ask questions at the end of the interview! I even learned that I had a weakness or "areas to improve" that occurred at my last job and now I see where I should've asked for help when the agency expected me to handle the job I had to do even though they had to let go of the 2 other staff that were hired to do the job and now I was alone! The end result was it blew up in my face and I didn't understand that until I viewed your video! The experience was disastrous now that I look back at it and how it lead to me making a mistake out of being so overwhelmed and stressed out and eventually, I was let go of! But I'm going to frame it as an area to be strengthened now because of your video! Thank you!

[@LifeWorkBalance]

Amazing! So glad this helped you reframe your experience! Good luck on any future interviews you have scheduled, and I hope you find a job that is the best fit for you.

[@vixenmmh]

Oh the analysis paralysis. Thats the perfect answer. So true.

[@gauzz5]

Thank you so much! Ive watched all your videos on the interview questions and this helped make the interview more conversational. I had multiple offers after using these tips.

[@JenniferKiehn-n9p]

I agree with these comments. The job I’m about to interview for requires me to sell myself. My personality. Which I believe I have for this role. But it’s going to be up against others at a job fair so it’s more like a competition. Very nerve wracking!

[@tedagneseifu]

Thank you so much for this. Tomorrow I have an interview I use alot of what I learned from watching your videos. Thank you, Abiey!!

[@plantqueentonie7130]

Hope u get it. I have mines Thursday

[@laurafanti2104]

Hi Abby, ty for your great videos. I live sharing them with my daughter (22 yr old) who will be having her first real life interview for a very temporary position as a Support Staff with a baseball organization. She has suffered with Anxiety & panic attacks for years but has gotten better over time. She has had some reception experience working for her father's small automotive repair business but has never had to do an interview before. Needless to say she is extremely anxious & even wishes she didn't submit her resume. I've told her to write her answers down & try to memorize them. I think she can do it but it's always the initial step that's the hardest. Again, love watching your videos. We find them very helpful. Thanks!

[@LifeWorkBalance]

Thank you for sharing with your daughter, Laura! How did her interview go? If she has other interviews coming up and she'd like to set up an interview strategy session, that may be very helpful for her to increase her confidence and (hopefully!) reduce her anxiety about interviewing. She can send me an email at [e-mail] if that's something she is interested in!

[@CorinneHunt-zr3xm]

An absolutely fabulous video!!! Thank you so very much!!!

[@C21CamelotThomas]

Thank you so much Abby! I've been seeking a flight attendant position recently, and your information is so helpful. I totally bombed recently in an interview with Southwest, and I'm working hard to do better the next time. The next time is this week, 9/6/2023 in Charlotte with PSA. Wish me luck! Again, Thank you!

[@monicahernandez9989]

Hi! How did it go? I interviewed for Southwest 22 years ago! I thought it was pretty easy going interview. Even though it seemed intimidating at first bc it was such a big panel. I passed the 1st one, but then 9/11 happened, and I lost interest while they were sorting things out. Did you make it to the 2nd round?

[@C21CamelotThomas]

Yes, I got a CJO with PSA Airlines. Yay!! 🎉. I did my homework by studying how to be successful in an interview, and was it worked. I’m starting training on October 16th. A lot of the airlines are hiring. What have you been doing for the last 22 years?

[@monicahernandez9989]

@C21CamelotThomas I wanted to become a stewardess so I could fly all around the world in my 20s. But after 9/11 happened, I got into the medical field. Went back to school and became a medical assistant. Now, I'm back taking classes to get my nursing license. These interview tips help for sure! I've been with the same doctors for 16 years (part-time now), so I can take my classes and work temporarily for other clinics or hospitals and gain more experience. I wish you the best and make your new endeavor a joyful one! 👍🏼

[@Reiz82]

Thank you for the Great, very helpful advice;) I just had a Job interview (over the phone) a few minutes ago, I got very nervous inside,, but felt more confident than other times thanks to this video 🌷

[@LifeWorkBalance]

Thank you! I am so glad to hear you felt more confident in your most recent interview. Did they get back to you with good news?

[@abdulkarimkamara7435]

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[@scottchapman9931]

Im an opportunist, I don't have a strong work ethic Nor do I have much ambition, or drive. But with your coaching, and the study of your video, I believe I can land a job with a high ranking firm and hold on long enough to generate some major cash to invest in a phenomenal stock that will skyrocket in March of 2023. So yes I'm a deadbeat, but thanks to you, EVEN a slouch like me can get a HIGH paying job. Thank you!!!!!!!!

[@LifeWorkBalance]

You're probably not giving yourself enough credit! I hope you have success with your job search and land that amazing job by March!

[@DeniceBriggs]

Thank you. I feel encouraged and enlightened.

[@Mwesigwajoseph-lu5ti]

Some times interviews are overwhelming 😢😢😢😢

[@LifeWorkBalance]

TOTALLY. Interviews can be so taxing on us physically and mentally.

[@cannon5041]

I came across your channel knowing that I need to improve my interviewing skills. My last two interviews, the companies really liked me, and brought me in for a second and third interview. The problem was I didn't give them enough about me for them to pick me. I didn't tell the complete story. For example the part in the video where you are talking about the CAR and the lacking confidence that is all me and I should be able to tell my story better. BTW currently at a job that I really don't like. Thank you!!!

[@LifeWorkBalance]

I’m glad to hear my videos have helped you! I hope your next interviews go well and you find a job that’s a better fit for you!

[@ideearchie7435]

Thank you for this answer, I didn't know how to answer these question but you now made me to be a pro at it. Thank you and God bless you.

[@LifeWorkBalance]

I'm so glad you found this helpful! Best wishes!

[@bmbrooklyn]

Great suggestions and awesome steps to breakdown the process. Thanks ❤

[@erine4475]

It’s as though you made this video just for me! Thank you so very much.

[@LifeWorkBalance]

Thank you for watching, Erin! I hope you feel more confident answering this question next time it comes up in an interview!

[@jay1970]

For all of us

[@angieschultz4233]

I have a job interview in a few days and your videos have been very helpful! Thank you!

[@jaytipsy91]

Thankyou so much for this !!! I use allot of what I learned from watching your videos today at my interview. It definitely went well and hopefully I’ll know if I have the position within the week ❤😊

[@LifeWorkBalance]

Thanks for watching! Fingers crossed for you!!

[@jarhonda2702]

Dang wish i came across this video before my most recent interviews..wouldve been very helpful

[@gamerchick614]

I feel as though you have a thing for the color burgundy/maroon. I've watched two videos of yours and you've had this color on. it looks nice on you.

[@LifeWorkBalance]

Thank you!! I agree, the dark red/purple works well with my skin tone most times…

[@sneha2169]

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[@bobbijoeastman3223]

great examples!! I appreciate the help.

[@LifeWorkBalance]

Glad the examples were helpful and thank you for watching!!

[@kimthomas9337]

These are great tips 😊

[@alex-sd]

I'm very glad to have found your channel and one of my goals is to the title of your channel! Life, work, and balance almost sounds too good to be true but here's to hoping.

[@LifeWorkBalance]

Hi Alex! That's one of my goals too! It's certainly not too good to be true, it's something we can all achieve! It all starts with finding a job that's a good fit for you, which allows you to also spend time in your life doing the things you love

[@smartiee74]

Examples 2 and 3 are me. Thanks!!

[@LifeWorkBalance]

Thanks for watching!

[@PJGamma]

Really practical content 100%, and quite well-expressed, throughout. When the listener starts taking notes for action, that's the key sign that the advisories are truly top-tier. And is going to be just as practical into the future ! THANKS ! If your list "summaries" can be posted--even "lo-tech" such as on posterboards, the viewer can pause to review even better, visually. The content is that 'strong' in its generic form to be applied to specific businesses/agencies, consistent with this trend toward such formats. Thanks again ! Best/wellness, P J G

[@LifeWorkBalance]

Hi PJG, thank you for the thoughtful response! I appreciate your feedback and am trying to incorporate more visual examples where viewers can pause to take note.

[@mousumidas8773]

Amazing interview tips! Thanks Mam

[@LifeWorkBalance]

Thank you for watching and for your support!

[@hnguye22]

Thank you your help in this topic. It's very helpful.😃

[@nattyg4372]

Ugh 😮 I hate this question! … this makes it a little easier. Thank you

[@LifeWorkBalance]

Glad this helps! This question certainly can be a tough one…

[@kellymarks5480]

helpful advice. That is a tough question to answer, so this helps. I have a panel interview this week and I think this will help me be more prepared, thank you

[@mayasam1326]

Thankyou soo much for this video. I have 2nd round of panel interview coming up this week. I m bit confident now by watching this video.

[@LifeWorkBalance]

How did it go?

[@khurramsattar7214]

Thanks mam I am the student of master in library and information science and ma last semester you're related topic is very useful for me thanks

[@ismailodetokun5045]

Thank you for this! I really need your help with my forthcoming interview. 🙏

[@LifeWorkBalance]

Thank you for watching and good luck on your upcoming interview!

[@fatherburning358]

Wow your content is gold. Very much appreciate your work. 🙏

[@LifeWorkBalance]

Thank you!!

[@janrocksit]

That was excellent.

[@adrianopilati1403]

Great videos Thank you from Australia 🇦🇺

[@LastTransendentalist]

This was great!

[@isbaahlakhani7112]

6:1, for anyone just wanting how to answer the question!

[@mullerlarco]

I'm really struggling with this one. I can't seem to think of anything I can use that isnt somehow one of the 'do not's'

[@myholylf]

Amazing video, thank you!

[@fatimandiaye3664]

Thank you very much !💝

[@karolinacontreras6637]

You have helped me achieve greatness 🙌

[@seanjcan]

I really hate this question and have struggled to answer it each time. Thank you for this video!

[@LifeWorkBalance]

It's a tough question to answer! Good luck on your interviews this week and hopefully this question doesn't come up, but if it does, you'll be prepared!

[@seanjcan]

@@LifeWorkBalance you'll be happy to know that I landed the job! You might have noticed I commented on a few of your videos and they all helped. Prepping for the introduction, tell me about a time..., what is your greatest weakness and asking good follow up questions all paid off.

[@LifeWorkBalance]

@@seanjcan Congratulations!!

[@georgiebless4866]

You are amazing, thank you .

[@LifeWorkBalance]

Thank you 💜

[@motagirl0114]

I'm wondering if I can use a lack of experience as a weakness? Do you think that if I'm missing some qualifications for a position, can I say that my weakness is lack of experience in( x, y, z).... However I have taken initial steps in learning these skills by (x,y,z).....

[@sharonrossow5423]

Interviewers need to stop asking weakness questions. There is no good way to answer this. And they don’t ask “what is your weakness.” They ask “what would your current boss say that you need to improve upon?” No. I will not show any employer my job reviews.

[@LifeWorkBalance]

AGREED! I hate this question!

[@Mwesigwajoseph-lu5ti]

Yah it's really frustrating

[@Cybercenturycentaur]

@@LifeWorkBalance Why not to ask this question as a counterquestion?

[@Viibewithdiggi]

this was so helpful, thank u!

[@bethberry320]

So helpful!! Thank you

[@author5464]

What are some weakness that I can choose for job in marketing ?

[@LifeWorkBalance]

Here are two that come to mind: 1. Over-Reliance on Data Example: "I can sometimes rely heavily on data when making marketing decisions, as I value metrics in guiding strategies. I’m working on integrating more creative intuition into my decision-making to balance the data-driven approach." 2. Struggles with Delegation Example: "I like to be hands-on with projects, which sometimes makes it hard for me to delegate tasks. However, I’m working on trusting my team more and delegating effectively so I can focus on high-level strategy."

[@kyleschroeder2137]

love the video, typo: u used the word strength instead of weakness @ 1:30

[@vc663]

Thank you for the info, very helpful and useful.

[@LifeWorkBalance]

Thank you! Good luck answering this next time it comes up!!

[@UfuomaUmuakpor]

Good work

[@EDGEHILLBBKE]

Thanks

[@LightBright07891]

Thank you!!! ❤❤

[@LifeWorkBalance]

Thank you!!

[@sneha2169]

Thanks for your video.

[@EBEEZYCL]

I found your questions and answers insightful and very helpful. Do you have any suggestions for someone who is applying for an internal position?

[@QuistesovariosnomasBlogspot]

Nice Video!! Thanks

[@michellemino4798]

Will do

[@jeffmattson5766]

I'm too humble to have weaknesses. ;)

[@LifeWorkBalance]

Riiiiiiiiight 😆

[@juventuszebras]

How would you suggest nagivating this question if your biggest weakness is that you do not handle stress and pressure well?

[@LifeWorkBalance]

I'd recommend explaining how it has hindered you in the past and what you've done to improve your response to situations that could cause stress and pressure, and how you've learned/grown from that. For example: Maybe you notice you start to feel a certain way, or your desk looks more messy when you begin to feel stressed and under pressure, so you read a book on the topic and learned some skills for yourself as well as skills that you implement with your manager/supervisor to better understand priorities etc. How have those new skills helped you/what did you learn/etc.

[@jaacirajose]

thank youuuu!!!!

[@nonainbloom]

Great tips! I relate to all 3 examples you gave

[@LifeWorkBalance]

Thanks for watching, Nona! I am glad these tips and examples were relatable!

[@rockaholic4388]

Very helpful thanks!

[@RichardWeaver-je5qk]

Great videos. I have been out of the interview process for over 15 years. There is so much to learn out there and is overwhelming. What is best to start focusing on first?

[@LifeWorkBalance]

Great question! I would start by thinking about your answer to the most common way interviews are opened: Tell me about yourself. Check out these videos here: kzbin.info/aero/PLzWOz8R0BVKm4xwY0l7XHtm87SEvQpp5O I've also got this playlist on how to prepare: kzbin.info/aero/PLzWOz8R0BVKkZWohovG4yz4_mYboiL67K Best of luck! If you have an upcoming interview and would like to set up an interview strategy session, reach out to me as soon as your interview is scheduled. You can email me directly at [e-mail] and we can go over common interview questions, how you can answer based on your experience, etc.

[@rm2slam]

This is soooo helpful

[@LifeWorkBalance]

Thank you! Glad to hear it :)

[@monaglr]

Thanks for the video I love it 😊

[@marynelson1264]

How do you deal with the "multitasking" question. I have ADD and multitasking is a challenge. I do not want to disclose about the ADD, even though it is influential. How do I express that I can still multi-task, but am working on prioritization and finishing up collateral tasks.

[@LifeWorkBalance]

GREAT question! Research has demonstrated that it is NOT GOOD to multi-task. I think you can talk about your experience without naming your ADD. For example, "I've noticed if I try to multitask, I am not as effective. It's really important to me to produce thoughtful, quality work, so if I am in the middle of a project, and something else is suddenly added to my plate, I have found I am more effective if I find a good stopping place, evaluate my new workload, and reprioritize my tasks based on new or changing deadlines and priorities."

[@shawnblanton8867]

That’s a beautiful canvas!

[@LifeWorkBalance]

Thank you! I love my mountains :)

[@varayut01836]

Love your eyebrows.

[@rabiarhallab1116]

Nice thank you ❤😊

[@lourdeswright]

What if you don’t want to play the “interview game” any longer, but still have to pay bills & enjoy working?

[@LifeWorkBalance]

I can relate. Interviewing is exhausting and draining. And it does sometimes feel like a game. If you find the right organization, it probably won't feel like a game. Wishing you the best in your job search!

[@johnhurst5195]

Kryptonite, falling into a neutron star or black hole, and myself.

[@LifeWorkBalance]

LOL

[@steppdigital2567]

Very well-framed content🌸🌸🌸

[@LifeWorkBalance]

Thank you for watching!

[@candicebrouwer4656]

Really great advice! Thank you

[@KellyCarter-qm5qk]

What band 3 nhs questions will I be asked ?

[@DavidNyol-j9r]

And if I could be following all this full statement would I pass a interview

[@angelicadimerscheffer1711]

I've tried many times to think about an answer, how to put it, having no success. The point is, I have worked as a project manager having multidisciplinary teams and because of that we sometimes had delays and tasks were not delivered as good as possible. I have difficulty to understand how people can deliver whatever thing they have done, or to put I expect much more. My ex boss use to say that I have a high standard at work, that I am so strict, demanding a lot from my colleagues. How can i put that as a weakness?

[@LifeWorkBalance]

Good question. If you've received feedback that you have high standards, are strict, and demand a lot from your colleagues, what have you done to improve or work to improve that? You might say something like, "I've been told by previous managers that my high standard of work can cause stress and anxiety among my team members. After I was given that feedback I started recognizing the nonverbal body language of my colleagues to clue me in if I was coming on too strong, or had too high of expectations. I started dialing it back. I understand that I am in control of myself and the work that I do, but I cannot control others. If it is important to me that we submit work of a certain quality or standard, I get buy-in from my team early by talking to them first about our goals, and desired end results."

[@dainiusfigoras]

I think answering something like "I work too hard" is perfect, it will show, that you know they will ask this question, that it is stupid question and that you prepared answer in advance (so you prepared for interview).

[@LifeWorkBalance]

I also think this is a bad question, but it still comes up in the interview process! Ideally your response doesn't communicate that you believe it's stupid because that won't leave a great first impression. Doing some self-reflection on the things you are working to improve is the best approach to a question like this.

[@TiffanyPete-vx4xd]

I've made the mistake of saying I don't have any weaknesses and I used to truly believe that but that's only because I don't want to talk about personal weaknesses if it has nothing to do with the job. Don't get me wrong I'm definitely not perfect but when it comes to my job I aim for perfection. So how do I find a good enough weakness worth telling in an interview? Saying I've made mistakes with deliveries is not a good enough weakness.....

[@LifeWorkBalance]

Great question. You want to share a weakness that highlights your self-awareness and dedication to growth and development. Have you ever received feedback about something you could have done differently or better? That might be a good starting place! One of my weaknesses that I fall back on is conflict. I am pretty conflict avoidant, but I know avoiding conflict is not healthy or effective. So I share what I've learned when it comes to handling conflict effectively, even if it makes me internally feel uncomfortable.

[@almajimenez4683]

Where do you find Twitch?

[@LifeWorkBalance]

Check me out on Twitch here: www.twitch.tv/lifeworkbalance I multistream on Twitch and KZbin simultaneously, so if you can't find my Twitch stream, you should be able to find my KZbin live stream. Thanks for watching!

[@nambc777]

So great to have a woman do this. Theres lots of Alpha male types do interview vids, however I'm looking for teaching position with young children 😂

[@vincenzovangone5768]

Hello, i m going to have interview for Senior Channel manager for a food/beverage company ( i have 18 years of experinces) what could be a better suggestion from you..to answer this question not affecting the process in a negative way? grazie

[@LifeWorkBalance]

Think of something you're working to improve! This could be more soft/life skill focused, not necessarily technical focused.

[@icruzarias]

Hello! Dear Life Work nice program do you advice for candidates looking for professional job , specific the latino inmigrants high educated NOT ILEGAL who are multilingual , international experiences who have to prepare this interviews to improve their accents and with job interviews so competitive in the United States. in special with the recruiters who never has been in another country differente tan US? and the salaries positions in general is low.

[@LifeWorkBalance]

I can certainly provide advice to anyone looking for a job (both in the US and internationally), and meet with many people across the world for interview strategy sessions (lwbalance.com/services/pricing/). While I don't have any specific videos on the topic you're asking about, my first thought would be to ensure you proofread your entire application and application materials (misspelling or misuse of words could have your application thrown out). I would recommend using a platform like ChatGPT to review your materials in relation to the job posting and even consider accessing free services through your local Workforce center. Workforce centers are fantastic resources and they may offer free programming for things like resume reviews and even meeting with a career coach. Google "workforce center near me" and you will likely find the one that serves your area. Good luck, and if you'd like to work with me directly, you can schedule a session using the link above or email me directly at [e-mail].

[@nancymata8837]

Is saying “sometimes I’m not very confident” more of a personality thing?

[@LifeWorkBalance]

Not necessarily- we all likely have things we’re confident about, so I don’t think lack of confidence is a personality thing. However, employers likely don’t want to spend much of their time coaxing their employees into doing everything. Some hesitation about a job or task is normal, but if we make it sound like our employer will have to work hard to help us feel comfortable, safe, and confident, that can pull their time, energy, and attention from their own work and be too much of a burden.

[@sinclair657]

Thank you

[@LifeWorkBalance]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@estherchi5147]

Am a caregiver but with no experience, am just nervous

[@LifeWorkBalance]

It can be scary when you're applying to a job you want and you feel like you don't have any experience. Check out this video on transferable skills, it might help! kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJ7GqWmFj5iDpqs

[@barbdowns1]

My friends just moved out there and my grandma and aunt lived there until my grannie died in 2004. I’m feeling a lot of the same things you’ve said here. ❤

[@noah563]

Great videos. I do have one critique because I had issues with conflicting sounds like many other ADHD people. Can you lower or remove the sound from the videos? They are taking away from what you're saying you're saying great things

[@LifeWorkBalance]

Thank you for the feedback! I've tried lowering the music at the beginning so my voice comes over clearer and doesn't make it hard to hear!!