Walking into a room can be intimidating when you are the new face taking up space. Your communication skills are put to the test, and your nonverbal skills come to the surface. Learning to navigate your business relationships builds your network and opportunities to take your business to the next level. In your career, buildingContinue reading “The Truth About Building Relationships”
Category Archives: Mompreneur
The Art of Communication
Each time you enter a room, you employ a different skill set. Knowing which hat to don is perceptively based on the conversation in the room. Your personality is what you become most known for when networking, and interchanging your skills makes navigating your business, workspace, and everyday life simple.
The One Reason I’m Your Mentor and Not Your Coach
Have you ever wondered why I introduce myself as your favorite mentor? I am going to tell you but I at least had to ask. See by definition, a mentor is someone who shares their knowledge, expertise, years of experience and skills with you to help you develop and grow. But I’m going to keepContinue reading “The One Reason I’m Your Mentor and Not Your Coach”
3 Common Mistakes Your Making During Your Personal Transformation
If I’ve seen it once, I’ve seen it a million times: people making fatal mistakes when it comes to their personal transformation journey. I have stories for days about the detrimental bloopers people are making out here, but we don’t have that much time. So instead, I’ll cover some of the most common mistakes peopleContinue reading “3 Common Mistakes Your Making During Your Personal Transformation”
You’re Bad With Time and That’s Why You’re Not Getting Anything Done
Whatever you spend the most of your time trying to accomplish (80 percent) is most beneficial and meaningful to you. Leaving you with 20 percent of the time used to eliminate nuisances. Begin with: What can you do today? What can you do next week? What can you do next month? So use your timeContinue reading “You’re Bad With Time and That’s Why You’re Not Getting Anything Done”