Your Working Life with Chris Voss
Chris Voss is CEO of The Black Swan Group and former FBI Lead International Hostage Negotiator who teaches business leaders how to get better negotiation results.
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Celebrate Your To-Don’t List
My mentor and friend, Deborah Collins Stephens taught me about the power of a to-don’t list. You can’t do it all every day so bump non priority things to your to-don’t list and breathe!
You Are Freaking Awesome!
Hear a true story about a woman who recognized her self-confidence and take the challenge to showcase what makes you awesome!
It’s Time to Focus on Your Career Future
Summer vacations have ended and the kids are back in school so it’s a great time to prioritize your professional journey. According to a global LinkedIn study, September is one of the best months of the year to get promoted. “Now is a great time to check your career plan, and make sure that you […]
Your Working Life with Laurie Sudbrink
Laurie Sudbrink authored “Leading with Grit” and discusses why grit is essential for management and leadership success.
Your Working Life with Pamela Weinberg
Pamela Weinberg is a career coach and personal branding strategist who specializes in helping women navigate career transitions.
Can You Do It All in Life and Career?
Learn to enjoy the journey and not just the destination in life and career. You can do it all but not alone and not all at the same time
Your Working Life with Helene Lerner
Helene Lerner wrote “The Confidence Myth: Why Women Undervalue Their Skills and How to Get Over It” and tackles the truth about confidence.
Your Working Life with Verlia Brown
Verlia Brown, MA, RN, BC discusses how nurses can succeed and thrive in the new normal of this career world.
How Microlearning Can Shrink The Skills Gap
Chloe Britton shared this guest blog post. She is the Brand Manager of training app Wranx – which provides continual training and assessment to help HR and learning and development professionals extend their training and communication strategies out of the classroom and office. The skills gap between people and technology is growing all the time. But […]
