Why does a career seem to go in circles, with the same mistakes and archetypes along the way? The lecture by clinical psychologist Anna Winkler will help uncover hidden scripts that we unconsciously repeat. This is a conversation about the past that still influences our choices, ambitions, and self-perception. It seems like everything goes in circles: another toxic boss, familiar conflicts with the team, missed opportunities. At some point, a logical question arises - why do the same scripts repeat time and again? The answer may lie not in the resume, but in childhood. In the lecture by clinical psychologist Anna Winkler, participants will learn how early life experiences shape career scripts. Why the approval of a boss may be more important than results, and why failure can be the only path to attention. Many of us, without realizing it, continue to play our childhood roles - "The Hero", "The Rescuer", "The Invisible" - even in adulthood. The discussion will focus on how unconscious family messages ("don’t stand out", "you must be first", "good people don’t earn money") become internal limitations. How the desire to "rewrite" past trauma often leads to failure. And how conflicts at work often reflect not the current situation, but old, unresolved stories. Listeners will receive practical tools: a map of personal career patterns and techniques for recognizing them. There will be an opportunity to view one’s professional behavior from a new angle - not from the position of a victim of circumstances, but from the position of the author of one’s own life. This lecture will be especially useful for those who want to move forward but face invisible barriers. For those seeking depth in self-discovery and ready to step beyond the familiar.