Now that you’re seeing things you didn’t see before, you might begin to notice that a co-worker who has played themselves off as your friend hasn’t really done much to prove that to you. In fact, it may seem that they’ve done more damage to you recently than they’ve ever done to help you. What to do? For starters, be sure you’re not just overreacting. Investigate. Once you accumulate the evidence you’re after, assemble all the guilty parties and level a judgment.

You can’t seem to get revved up to start the day, so doing some simple exercises to get the blood pumping might help. Go for a jog at lunchtime. Once you start moving, you’ll find it difficult to slow down.

It’s hard to focus on work if you’re so preoccupied with thoughts about your significant other. See if you can’t steal some time to make a date for an extra-long lunch together.

You’re your worst critic. Others may be impressed with you, but you’re determined to make more or go further. That’s fine, as long as you know somewhere on the inside that your most important asset is well behind you.