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These two pieces of advice from my therapist shifted the way I approach my life and business. 

After dealing with a workplace bully, Executive Coach Zenica Chatman committed her life to helping other women never face what she experienced during and after their experiences with a workplace bully. Now on a mission to help others rediscover their inner strength and confidence, Zenica provides personalized coaching to learn how to operate from a place of strength and power.

Today, we discuss

• Workplace bullying vs. constructive feedback

If you're ready to give up on your career goals, dreams or aspirations, PAUSE, but don't quit--just yet. In this episode, I am sharing 3 actionable ways to rethink your decision and begin again.

Quickly bouncing back and being strong during hard times, is no longer a badge of honor. As a matter of fact, it never was. During today‘s episode, award-winning filmmaker and photographer, and author Francesca Andre shares her perspectives about what we get wrong about resilience. We also talk about the dangers of "microwave healing" and  how never seeing our elders show emotion during our childhood, affected our personal and professional lives.

Here’s how you can  continue to support Francesca

Visit Francesca’s Website: 

Watch her TedX Talk: Do Not Call Me Resilient Only To Deny My Pain 

Purchase her children’s book:

Connect with her on:

• Instagram

During this episode, I talk about the power of learning how to have a better conversation with yourself so you can choose thoughts and actions that serve you. 

Are you in a state of Dormant Brilliance? “A period where you find yourself searching for your life's purpose. Or maybe you've landed your dream job, but you still feel like something is missing?” 

During this episode, Registered Nurse turned Consultant, Elle Pierson, RN, MBA, shares how to tap into your inner expert.

Elle is also a Mom, Healthcare Consultant, Author, and TEDx Speaker. During this episode, we discuss:

• How she leveraged her experiences as a nurse to build a sustainable consulting business.

Resources mentioned during the podcast:

Watch Elle's Ted Talk: Are You In a State of Dormant Brilliance

Elle's Contact info:

Principal Consultant, The Reputation Advisors | www.TheReputationAdvisors.com

Founder, The Healthcare Consultant Network| www.TheHealthcareConsultantNetwork.com

Email | [email protected] 

Office | (800) 279-1455

Her Bio:

Healthcare Consultant, Author, and TEDx Speaker are just a few of the many roles that Elle encompasses. Elle is the Principal Consultant of The Reputation Advisors, a Brand Experience & Crisis Communications Consulting Firm that helps organizations protect their brand from internal and external reputation threats. 

To date, Elle has successfully helped over 200 private practice owners, urgent cares, and hospitals implement online and offline brand experience solutions that turn patient consumers into brand advocates. Elle’s expertise is a reflection of her 16 years of nursing leadership experience where she led many brand experience initiatives at Texas Children’s Hospital in Houston, Texas. Elle completed her graduate studies in Nursing and MBA at Texas Woman’s University. 

Elle is currently working on her second book entitled, The ROI of Brand Leadership - set to be released in Fall of 2021. 

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This weekend while binge-watching "The Food That Built America" I realized ONE key difference between unsuccessful and successful people.  In this short episode, I share one thing I learned and one question you should ask yourself every week to put yourself in a position to win in your life and your career. 

I've had two life and business coaches and one therapist. I don't believe I would still be doing what I do without making the investment in their services and programs. However, while I've had fairly good experiences with investing in training, coaches, and programs, I do understand why some people perceive the industry to be a scam.

In this episode, I share:

• How I got over my fear of being a fraud coach. 

Spoiler Alert: Going through a struggle doesn't always lead to success. So can we just say NO to accepting struggle as a part of the process to achieving next level success in our careers ( as well as our relationships)?  Can we normalize rewarding ourselves  without it being  tied to an outcome or level of productivity? 

If you ever bought into the idea that you have to struggle or work hard before you reward yourself or achieve success,  you'll want to listen to my latest episode with Martice Sutton. 

Martice is a social impact consultant and Founder & CEO of Girls Going Global. She's impacted over 5,000 people in the U.S. and around the world. Her work has been recognized by the NonProfit Quarterly Journal, White House United States of Woman as a Changemaker, The Travel Channel, Centric TV, Marie Claire, and Black Enterprise.

Recently, Martice decided to take a career break in Mexico so, in today's episode, we discuss:

• Mindset mistakes making your life harder than it needs to be.

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