“I don’t know what I’m good at doing.” Knowing your strengths can lead to a higher level of satisfaction in your career by enabling your ability to grow and succeed. Yet, most people aren’t aware of their strengths, much less how to properly apply them towards advancement. In my course, Discovering Your Strengths, I go … Continue reading “Why knowing your strengths can change your life for the better”
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Why your style is a part of your brand
“Why does it matter what I wear?” Everyone has a brand, whether you are aware of it or not, and it’s a big part of someone’s first impression of you. Your style is part of that brand; what you wear speaks to your credibility in a person’s eyes. This is why I work with my … Continue reading “Why your style is a part of your brand”
Why family is the motivation behind my success
“Aren’t you going to stick around and do some sightseeing?” I get this question often when people find out I leave to go home on the same day as my presentation. For me, it’s an easy answer. I want to go home to my family. They’re my reason why, the drive behind my success, and … Continue reading “Why family is the motivation behind my success”
How to start learning to enjoy your life again
“I’m tired of not being able to enjoy my life!” I hear this often from my consulting clients as they struggle with not knowing how to enjoy the moments intended to be fun. They’ve even wondered aloud if they’re a sociopath! Of course, they’re not…they’ve just forgotten HOW to have fun. PMI South Florida brought … Continue reading “How to start learning to enjoy your life again”
Why intentions matter when networking to build connections
“I’m afraid to talk to people! I never know what to say.” As a natural introvert, I understand the struggle of meeting new people and knowing what to say during the initial greeting. Thankfully, a college student taught me a powerful networking lesson during my visit to the Chelsea Market in New York City. Ryan … Continue reading “Why intentions matter when networking to build connections”