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Welcome back! I guess I should be welcoming myself back LOL.
The theme for this season is “Preparation”. I get a lot of questions about, how I was able to go a whole year without a job, and no one really could tell the difference. Maintaining a positive attitude and remaining disciplined, is not something that just happens. It takes preparing your mind for change, for growth.
Some ways we can be intentional about moving into a better mindset:
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On this episode I sit down with Cydney Peyton Walton. Cydney is a Marketing Communications executive, in the Virginia/D.C. area. She and I discuss her career journey, having mentors, diversity and inclusion, negotiation, and many other things. This discussion is framed around her talk, “Babysitting to the Boardroom”.
Here are the Babysitting to the boardroom 5 points:
Connect with Cydney on LinkedIn, https://www.linkedin.com/in/cydneypeytonwalton/
Instagram: @cydneywrites
Twitter: @masterlymarcom
*I didn’t know when this was recorded, that I would end up hosting an event for Jacqueline Twillie’s book launch, “Don’t leave Money on the Table!”, on Black Women’s Equal Pay Day! If you are in the Dallas area, make sure you come out on August 22nd, to The Riveter. There will be a panel discussion on negotiation (I'll be moderating) and more. Go to blackwomensequalpayday.eventbrite.com for more information and tickets.
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Aries is available as a Keynote Speaker, Presenter, or to Broadcast at your conference LIVE. Email: [email protected]
In this episode, I cover what I think are fundamental core starting points to true success (in relationships, work, etc):
Self-Awareness
Self-Education
Personal Responsibility/Accountability
Aries Webb-Williams is a Service Delivery and Customer Experience Executive, that empowers quality obsessed teams for technology organizations. She is Founder of, The Service Boutique, LLC, where she helps organizations improve service delivery by coaching teams on process re-engineering, communication best practices and relationship building. The Service Boutique, LLC, also curates Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion programming and events. She is a people protector, advocating for the best experience possible. Aries thrives in situations where teams need to turn a horrible experience positive, driving customer loyalty and success. Additionally, Aries is the creator and one of the hosts of The BOLD Black Girls Podcast (coming soon)– where they have courageous conversations about the professional and personal advancement of Black Women.
Are you enjoying the Scratching and Surviving podcast, please share your thoughts with the world by leaving a review on iTunes today! I enjoy reading and sharing your comments on the podcast.
Aries is available as a Keynote Speaker, Presenter, or to Broadcast at your conference LIVE. Email: [email protected]
WELCOME TO SEASON 2!!!
To kick off season 2 of the Scratching and Surviving podcast, I interview my dad, Marvin Webb, on Father's day, about his journey as a father. He is undeniably the best father in the world!
My dad shares his feelings about becoming a father, some of his failures, his proudest parent moments, and his thoughts on being a grandfather, and his advice for other fathers. Enjoy!
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Hey y'all!! Let's talk about self-care! It's being discussed more and more, and I'm so glad! We will cover what self-care is, and a few things you can do to start your self-preservation process.
“Caring for myself is not self-indulgence, it is self-preservation, and that is an act of political warfare.”
― Audre Lorde
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