While working your way up the ranks in your organization can be seen a positive thing, there can be negatives to making it to the top. Mainly, the higher you go, the fewer friends you have around you at work. This can make you become lonely, which can be problematic for both your physical and mental health. Here’s how to prevent yourself from becoming lonely as a leader.
It doesn’t have to be lonely at the top: how to stay social as a leader
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