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As a Secret Service agent, Melanie Lentz made it her mission to protect others. But in focusing solely on the safety of her protectees, she neglected herself. So, how did she realize that she, too, was worth protecting? And how does she apply her security expertise to the task of protecting herself?
Melanie is the author of the Amazon bestseller Agent Innocent: How the Secret Service Changed My Life and its complementary workbook Advance Work: A Personal Protection Assignment. At the age of 22, Melanie became the youngest special agent hired at the time and spent nine years with the agency before making the difficult decision to leave the Secret Service and start over.
On this episode of Wickedly Smart Women, Melanie joins Anjel to share her unlikely journey to becoming a Secret Service agent and explain how being trainable helped her land the job. She opens up about the consequences of neglecting her personal life for work, describing how her protectee Nancy Reagan's funeral inspired Melanie to quit the agency and get help with her depression. Listen in for Melanie's insight on how to apply what she learned about protecting others to protecting yourself!
What You Will LearnWhat inspired Melanie to step into the role of protector
How being trainable landed Melanie a job with the Secret Service
The consequences of neglecting your personal life for work
How Nancy Reagan's funeral inspired big changes in Melanie's life
Melanie's experience of quitting the Secret Service
The work Melanie did to face her inner demons
What inspired Melanie to share her experiences in Agent Innocent
How Melanie applies what she learned about protecting others to protecting herself
How Melanie sees her past failures as a training ground
Connect with Melanie LentzMelanie's Website
ResourcesAgent Innocent: How the Secret Service Changed My Life by Melanie Lentz
Advance Work: A Personal Protection Assignment 7-Day Workbook by Melanie Lentz
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As a Secret Service agent, Melanie Lentz made it her mission to protect others. But in focusing solely on the safety of her protectees, she neglected herself. So, how did she realize that she, too, was worth protecting? And how does she apply her security expertise to the task of protecting herself?
Melanie is the author of the Amazon bestseller Agent Innocent: How the Secret Service Changed My Life and its complementary workbook Advance Work: A Personal Protection Assignment. At the age of 22, Melanie became the youngest special agent hired at the time and spent nine years with the agency before making the difficult decision to leave the Secret Service and start over.
On this episode of Wickedly Smart Women, Melanie joins Anjel to share her unlikely journey to becoming a Secret Service agent and explain how being trainable helped her land the job. She opens up about the consequences of neglecting her personal life for work, describing how her protectee Nancy Reagan's funeral inspired Melanie to quit the agency and get help with her depression. Listen in for Melanie's insight on how to apply what she learned about protecting others to protecting yourself!
What You Will LearnWhat inspired Melanie to step into the role of protector
How being trainable landed Melanie a job with the Secret Service
The consequences of neglecting your personal life for work
How Nancy Reagan's funeral inspired big changes in Melanie's life
Melanie's experience of quitting the Secret Service
The work Melanie did to face her inner demons
What inspired Melanie to share her experiences in Agent Innocent
How Melanie applies what she learned about protecting others to protecting herself
How Melanie sees her past failures as a training ground
Connect with Melanie LentzMelanie's Website
ResourcesAgent Innocent: How the Secret Service Changed My Life by Melanie Lentz
Advance Work: A Personal Protection Assignment 7-Day Workbook by Melanie Lentz
Wickedly Smart Women on Clubhouse
Connect with Anjel B. HartwellWickedly Smart Women
Wickedly Smart Women Facebook Community
Wickedly Smart Women on TeePublic
The Wealthy Life Mentor
The Wealthy Life Mentor on Facebook
Anjel on Twitter
Anjel on Instagram
Email: [email protected]
Leave Us A Message On Our listener line:
540-402-0043 x4343
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