In this episode, I will introduce you to Slaying Your Pay.  Since there is a lot of information to cover, I will be breaking up this topic into 2-3 episodes.  

We will talk about how to negotiate salary when you are seeking a new job or viewing a job offer. 

It is first and foremost important that you know YOUR WORTH!

Are you ready to SLAY your workday?  In this episode, I will introduce you to six key areas you can begin slaying right away.  You will get tips on how to: 

Slay What You Say!

Slay Stress!

Slay Your Career!

Slay Your Pay!

Slay Your Performance Review!

Slay Your Mindset!

These tips will help make your workday more productive.  

In this episode I am introducing you to my new project called, "SLAY Your Workday".  

We will talk about what will be covered and discussed in the future Slay Your Workday episodes, books and other products to help you survive in the workplace.  

This new project will be providing you with a number of products, so stay tuned and if you are still in your 9-5 and are ready to Slay Your Workday, stick with me! 

In this episode, we will talk about the art of writing things down or taking notes in the workplace. 

If you are new on a job or in one for a long time, it is important to take notes when called into an impromptu meeting, a meeting with your boss or just in a scheduled meeting. 

In all cases, it is important that you are prepared because I guarantee you what is discussed, you need to remember! 

In this episode, we will discuss how very important it is for you to know the type of learner you are.  Your boss should also know your learning style. 

If you are a visual learner, then reading and writing may be more challenging, without some visual aids.  

Knowing your learning style has a lot to do with your success in the workplace.  

In this episode, we will discuss the importance of what's on your desk or workspace. 

I share with you just some of the things I had on my desk that helped me get through a stressful day. 

It is important that you do not take work home with you, but find ways to deal with the stress as it occurs. 

In this episode we will talk about the importance of being an "observer" and a "good listener". 

You will learn a lot when you observe and sometimes remain quiet.  There is a time to talk and a time to be quiet.  

As a good listener, you will learn more, find out who you can trust, find out who is not trustworthy and you will also have several aha moments.  

In this episode, we will discuss the value of questions.  Why do some people believe there are dumb questions? 

A company that encourages questions, no matter how dumb they may appear, is a company who believes in the value of questions and enhancing a person's skills. 

If you don't want to ask a question for yourself, ask it anyway because it could help others.  

In this episode, I will discuss the importance of knowing who the influencers in your workplace are, their role and the effect they have on you.  

You will experience the impact of influencers in your workplace and see that it is beneficial to know who they are.  

Does the early bird really catch the worm?  

In this episode, it is important to arrive to your new job or your existing job early.  Early is always better than late.  

There are positive benefits to arriving to work early:  there is less traffic, you feel like you are ahead of everyone, you have quiet time to get some things done, you are able to work without interruption and you are able to plan your day.