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Playing To Your Strengths: Finding Your “Zone”
We hear it often…it’s better to play to your strengths rather than trying to fix your weaknesses. While that may seem like a “no-brainer,” especially when it comes to work and career, it’s surprising how many continue to work against their own proverbial grain. We’ve all heard about the challenges of trying to fit square […]
Be a Lifelong Learner to Stimulate Your Intellectual Curiosity
Take advantage of books, webinars, coaches and mentors to continue learning throughout your life and career.
Curiosity: Let It Be Your Guide
“I wonder…” Whenever I hear coaching clients start off a sentence with these two words, I feel heartened. It means wheels are turning…intuition is kicking in, and mobilization is in the offing. It means my clients are curious, and ready to move past what is safe…beyond the known. It signals that they’re ready to step […]
Exercise Your Brain to Stay Healthy and Fit
Honor your brain with cognitive exercise like reading, puzzles or playing a musical instrument for head to toe wellness.
Your Working Life with Natalie Nixon
Natalie Nixon talks about how creativity is an essential skill for business success that can be developed.
Brave Not Perfect – Part II: Counteracting Perfectionism
If you’re looking to shake off your fears and move forward in your career, I highly recommend Reshma Saujani’s book, Brave, Not Perfect. Saujani, who founded Girls Who Code, says that, for women to succeed in the business world, it’s about more than just leaning in or boosting self-confidence – she says it’s about finding […]
Your Working Life with Kara Goldin
Kara Goldin, founder and CEO of Hint water talks about being undaunted in business and in life.
Brave Not Perfect – Part I: Taking Bolder Risks
With social media permeating our daily lives at every turn, things can seem pretty darn perfect out there. In this Instagram world where makeup is done to a ‘T’, hair is in place, and family and friends seem to always be having the time of their lives, it’s easier than ever to fall into the […]
