Service is something you can do anywhere for anyone. It doesn't have to be life changing, but something that shows you care to lighten their load. Find ways to serve others both inside and outside the workplace. Leaders find ways to serve others, so start looking for small ways you can help out and you'll be well on your way to being seen as a leader amongst your team.

Nichole talks about the importance of daily gratitude. This is not a one size fits all, she talks about how every person is different in how they will practice gratitude and how they show gratitude.

Try practicing gratitude statements for a full week and take note of how you are feeling before and after.

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Too often we stay in our comfort zone which doesn't push us to better ourselves or get to that next level.

Join a group (on or offline), an event, or retreat. Embrace the brief discomfort. It will be so worth it when you find great people who want to be in your corner and be your biggest supporters and advocates.

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Let's get serious about how your words are affecting how you show up to the world.

If you're ready to lay the foundation to prepare yourself for future leadership roles, reach out to work with Nichole.

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Nichole talks about the words she has focused on for the past couple of years as well as revealing the words she'll focus on for 2020.

She's open and vulnerable as to what worked and what didn't work for her in the last year as well as why she isn't big on specific New Year Resolutions as opposed to having smaller goals focused around the word you choose as a theme for the year.

Go share the word you chose over on Instagram!

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Have you ever cried at work? How did you feel? Were you embarrassed? Did you feel embraced by those around you or did you feel out of place?

We're going to talk about crying at work and being aware of when it's okay to do so and when it's best to hold back or remove yourself from the situation and allow yourself time to express your emotions in a safe place.