Gabriel Mizrahi

And that's an interesting question, like which employees... figure out how do the dots connect, but also if they pick up on some subtext and this little script that you just shared, which is also kind of a skill, I think he's still okay. And then he might also help them without doing anything wrong.

And that's an interesting question, like which employees... figure out how do the dots connect, but also if they pick up on some subtext and this little script that you just shared, which is also kind of a skill, I think he's still okay. And then he might also help them without doing anything wrong.

And that's an interesting question, like which employees... figure out how do the dots connect, but also if they pick up on some subtext and this little script that you just shared, which is also kind of a skill, I think he's still okay. And then he might also help them without doing anything wrong.

Yeah, exactly. It is a delicate dance, though, isn't it? Because there's a version of that script that, you know, he delivers with a wink and a nod. And that wink and a nod could end up being the same as saying, yeah, half of you are screwed. I don't know which half. So start updating your LinkedIn profiles.

Yeah, exactly. It is a delicate dance, though, isn't it? Because there's a version of that script that, you know, he delivers with a wink and a nod. And that wink and a nod could end up being the same as saying, yeah, half of you are screwed. I don't know which half. So start updating your LinkedIn profiles.

Yeah, exactly. It is a delicate dance, though, isn't it? Because there's a version of that script that, you know, he delivers with a wink and a nod. And that wink and a nod could end up being the same as saying, yeah, half of you are screwed. I don't know which half. So start updating your LinkedIn profiles.

And when these layoffs do go down, you can treat them well, you know, compassionately. And you can communicate this decision in a way that's kind. And you can look for ways to help them land on their feet. All of that is totally under your control.

And when these layoffs do go down, you can treat them well, you know, compassionately. And you can communicate this decision in a way that's kind. And you can look for ways to help them land on their feet. All of that is totally under your control.

And when these layoffs do go down, you can treat them well, you know, compassionately. And you can communicate this decision in a way that's kind. And you can look for ways to help them land on their feet. All of that is totally under your control.

All right, what's next? Dear handsome boy number one and Captain Hot Yoga. I have a lifelong best friend who's going through the worst luck I have ever seen. Over the last few years, I've helped them through a series of medical, mental, family, and financial crises, 90% of which are legitimately beyond their control. I'm not their only support, but I am a significant part of it.

All right, what's next? Dear handsome boy number one and Captain Hot Yoga. I have a lifelong best friend who's going through the worst luck I have ever seen. Over the last few years, I've helped them through a series of medical, mental, family, and financial crises, 90% of which are legitimately beyond their control. I'm not their only support, but I am a significant part of it.

All right, what's next? Dear handsome boy number one and Captain Hot Yoga. I have a lifelong best friend who's going through the worst luck I have ever seen. Over the last few years, I've helped them through a series of medical, mental, family, and financial crises, 90% of which are legitimately beyond their control. I'm not their only support, but I am a significant part of it.

Whenever one of these crises happens, it becomes a life or death situation, which is stressful, scary, upsetting, and exhausting. My nervous system gets completely shot, and over the years, I don't feel like I've gotten even close to recuperating between issues. The stress level feels paralyzing even when these issues aren't actually my problems to solve.

Whenever one of these crises happens, it becomes a life or death situation, which is stressful, scary, upsetting, and exhausting. My nervous system gets completely shot, and over the years, I don't feel like I've gotten even close to recuperating between issues. The stress level feels paralyzing even when these issues aren't actually my problems to solve.

Whenever one of these crises happens, it becomes a life or death situation, which is stressful, scary, upsetting, and exhausting. My nervous system gets completely shot, and over the years, I don't feel like I've gotten even close to recuperating between issues. The stress level feels paralyzing even when these issues aren't actually my problems to solve.

But I'm not the type of friend to cut and run when things get tough. This friend really needs their people right now, and if they did kill themselves because of a crisis I didn't try and help them with, well, the toll of that would be astronomical. I know everyone says, oh, set boundaries, and they're not your responsibility, and you gotta look out for yourself.

But I'm not the type of friend to cut and run when things get tough. This friend really needs their people right now, and if they did kill themselves because of a crisis I didn't try and help them with, well, the toll of that would be astronomical. I know everyone says, oh, set boundaries, and they're not your responsibility, and you gotta look out for yourself.

But I'm not the type of friend to cut and run when things get tough. This friend really needs their people right now, and if they did kill themselves because of a crisis I didn't try and help them with, well, the toll of that would be astronomical. I know everyone says, oh, set boundaries, and they're not your responsibility, and you gotta look out for yourself.

I don't disagree, but the advice I always get is so black and white. Basically, leave your friend to solve their own problems, as if that's a good outcome for anyone. How do I keep helping my friend through the toughest time in their life, without it breaking me too? Signed, filling my chalice, without being callous.

I don't disagree, but the advice I always get is so black and white. Basically, leave your friend to solve their own problems, as if that's a good outcome for anyone. How do I keep helping my friend through the toughest time in their life, without it breaking me too? Signed, filling my chalice, without being callous.