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You Don’t Need a Pizza Party to Know Your Worth

EPISODE · May 6, 2026 · 9 MIN

You Don’t Need a Pizza Party to Know Your Worth

from My 2 Cents · host Tiffany E. Gibson

It’s Nurses Week, and this is not your typical “thank you for all you do” conversation. In this episode, Tiffany challenges the narrative of waiting for external recognition and invites nurses to shift from performative appreciation to personal alignment. Because the truth is, the disappointment isn’t about the pizza. It’s about unmet needs. This episode explores what it looks like to stop outsourcing your value and start using emotional intelligence as a tool for self-awareness, self-leadership, and aligned decision-making.

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