Today on “Someone You Should Know,” Stuart talks with Dr. Jean-Michel Tournier Ph.D. M.S. P.E., Owner of Spotlighting You on the WEB. He's a #BusinessCoach & #CareerStrategist and a #LinkedInTrainer & Wizard. Jean-Michel is passionate about empowering #jobhunters, consultants and #businessowners with the knowledge, technology and social media selling skills required to stand out and continue to grow in today’s challenging post-pandemic era.
Today's live podcast focuses on:
☛ Connecting with Everyday Magic
☛ Jean-Michel's Magic Carpet ride from Paris, France to Albuquerque NM in search of his Soulmate
☛ The Great “Re-Evaluation”
☛ Discovering your Special Talents and achieving “Ikigai” in your life (Japanese concept referring to something that gives a person a sense of purpose, a reason for living)
☛ Embracing and Branding your #AuthenticSelf in today’s challenging post-pandemic era.
You discover more about Jean-Michel by visiting his website at https://spotlightingyou.com and connect with him on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/jmtournier/ or call him at +1 (203) 681-5334 or email him at [email protected]
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