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Naz Beheshti

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As seen in: Forbes, Entrepreneur, Thrive Global, Forbes Brasil, Yoga Journal, NewsBreak, Forbes Japan, TLNT, Training Magazine
CEO @Prananaz. Executive Coach. Corporate Wellness Consultant. Speaker. Forbes Contributor. Author of Pause. Breathe. Choose.: Become the CEO of Your Well-Being

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How Successful Leaders Gain Clarity While Building Executive Presence

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By Naz Beheshti
| Forbes Verified
Power Under Pressure: The Real-Time Strategic Mental Reset Executives Use When It Matters Most A leader taking a pause before responding. getty In the high-stakes world of executive leadership, where pressure, performance, and perception collide daily, the ability to respond with clarity rather than react from emotion is one of the most undervalued leadership skills in building executive presence.
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Mental Health Awareness Month Demands More Than Talk - Mindful Leadership Is The New Corporate Advantage

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By Naz Beheshti
| Forbes Verified
Lip service will not cut it anymore. In today's workplace, how leaders support mental health directly impacts employee engagement, retention, and long-term performance. As Mental Health Awareness Month begins, the message to executives is clear: it is no longer enough to talk about mental health — it is time to lead it. A Deloitte Workplace Burnout survey reports that 77% of employees have experienced burnout at their current job.
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Pioneering Peace: How Employers Can Fight Against Workplace Anxiety Original

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By Naz Beheshti
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As we observe Mental Health Awareness Month, it is crucial to spotlight the escalating challenge of workplace anxiety—a concern that has rapidly ascended to become the foremost mental health issue among American workers. Anxiety now stands as the primary challenge facing today's employees, surpassing other concerns such as depression, stress, and relationship issues.
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