What to do when your coworker is disrespectful (5% Club Waitlist)


Hey 5% Club Waitlist,

-Silly little people do silly little things-

If you get a spot in 1:1 coaching, this is one of the first skills I’ll teach you—because it changes everything.

You know when someone at work is condescending, rude, inappropriate, or just trying to get under your skin. I call it “silly little people doing silly little things.”

How to stay unbothered—even when the office chihuahuas start yapping.

My dog has it mastered. She's a German Shepherd and last week while we were walking a chihuahua went nuts. Barking, growling, jumping up and down. Begging for a reaction.

Zoey glanced over and looked right back foward. She didn't let it change her mood or her focus. She just looked forward and kept heading in the direction she was going.

That’s 5% Club energy: Ignore distractions. Eyes on your real goal. Move forward, unbothered. We don't let chihuahuas steal our peace.

Try this today:

Next time someone tries to rattle you—

• Notice it.

• Don’t take the bait.

• Put your energy back where it matters.

Simple. Powerful.

And it’s exactly the kind of real-life strategy you’ll master in 1:1 coaching. Want the full story?

Check out the latest episode: Silly Little People Do Silly Little Things

on Spotify, Apple, or YouTube.

P.S.

Your early access to Consult Week is supposed to drop next week…but if you read all the way to the end, you can grab your spot now. It pays to be on the waitlist. 😉

Your coach, cheerleader, and accountability partner,

Shayla King

career & life coach for executives

www.ShaylaKing.com

8 The Green Ste A, Dover, DE 19901
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