<p><b></b></p><h3><b> &apos;An invaluable guide to surviving professional life. Cate Sevilla is insightful, inventive and so supportive&apos; Viv Groskop </b></h3><b><br /></b><br /><b></b><h3><b> &apos;</b><b>Entertaining and practical; moving and funny and, most importantly, a helping hand from someone who&apos;s been through it&apos; Emma Gannon, <i>Sunday Times</i> bestselling author </b><b></b></h3><br /><br /><b></b><h3><b></b><b> &apos;</b><b>A timely and provocative book that is at once empathetic about the challenges work presents and empowering on how to overcome them&apos; Bruce Daisley, author of <i>The Joy of Work </i></b><b></b></h3><br /><br /><b>Bosses are maddening. Colleagues are profoundly irritating. And balancing family and work is daunting. So how do we balance success with sanity? How do we progress without burning out? <br /></b><br />Whether you&apos;re drowning in a toxic working environment, battling burnout, recovering from redundancy, or just struggling to figure out what you actually want from your career, Cate Sevilla is here to help coach you through the shittiness of your work day, and help you shift your relationship with your career.<br /><br />Having worked at giant corporations like Google (where her days consisted of aggressive bosses, complimentary pastries and lots of tears) and scrappy start-ups like The Pool (where she was Editor-in-Chief when it all went pear-shaped), Cate Sevilla has laboured through a lot of stressful and downright ridiculous work situations so that you don&apos;t have to. <br /><br />Drawing from lessons learned in her career and interviews with other women, <i>How to Work Without Losing Your Mind</i> is a relatable and reassuring guide to the messy, stressful and sometimes bizarre side of work that everyone experiences but no one talks about. <br /><br />It&apos;ll be your tonic after a long, hard working week, where you&apos;ve ugly cried with your colleagues and are exhausted from endless video calls - and are wondering what the hell to do next.<p></p>