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#17: Now That I'm Free
My heart is always full after a warm conversation with my girl, Paquetia Goodwin (@livingliferatedpg). From unpacking the experiences of walking away from spaces of being "the only" to all the things we would tell our younger selves about the women they do not yet see - the episode is full of wisdom. Check it out.
More about Paquetia:
Paquetia is an advocate for individual contributors, teaching them to create successful career and personal development strategies.
She's grown her career for the last 20+ years in IT. During that time, she recognized there were limited spaces where she felt valued or part of a community.
As a coach + mentor, Paquetia considers it a privilege to create safe spaces for professionals, specifically black women. She reminds them they don't have to be resilient to be successful.
Paquetia says, "Vulnerability, intelligence, beauty, and fear can all occupy the same space. Success is learning to navigate those experiences. I make sure they recognize they don't have to navigate them alone."
Connect with Paquetia:
Website
YouTube
Join me for an in-person group coaching experience, where I teach you how to build a work-from-abroad business! For more information on annual WFA Immersion Week program, visit my homepage.
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By Casey Ariel
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My heart is always full after a warm conversation with my girl, Paquetia Goodwin (@livingliferatedpg). From unpacking the experiences of walking away from spaces of being "the only" to all the things we would tell our younger selves about the women they do not yet see - the episode is full of wisdom. Check it out.
More about Paquetia:
Paquetia is an advocate for individual contributors, teaching them to create successful career and personal development strategies.
She's grown her career for the last 20+ years in IT. During that time, she recognized there were limited spaces where she felt valued or part of a community.
As a coach + mentor, Paquetia considers it a privilege to create safe spaces for professionals, specifically black women. She reminds them they don't have to be resilient to be successful.
Paquetia says, "Vulnerability, intelligence, beauty, and fear can all occupy the same space. Success is learning to navigate those experiences. I make sure they recognize they don't have to navigate them alone."
Connect with Paquetia:
Website
YouTube
Join me for an in-person group coaching experience, where I teach you how to build a work-from-abroad business! For more information on annual WFA Immersion Week program, visit my homepage.