Work IT!

If a person is not depositing into their OWN emotional bank account daily, it will result in a physical issue down the road. This physical issue will eventually result in a financial Issue. We all have seen this in our lives, right?

This episode was created to shed more light on emotional well-being and advice based on personality types to be well. Understand yourself so that you can understand others around you better!

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Upon assessing 1000+ students who have passed through the WORK IT! Program, I thought it would be educational to put my own spin on Mom Guilt and how Ego plays a very large part of family and work relations.

Watching teens plan for their futures and seeing how their decision making skills are not as sharp as I thought they would be is why I am sharing my thoughts with you today.

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Lori teams up with “As Seen on TV” Karen Thomas Etiquette in Episode #6 to discuss interviewing and general etiquette surrounding workplace success and today’s etiquette challenges in business and at home.   More interviews will follow relating to etiquette and personality.

Visit Karen online at https://www.ctetiquette.com

Lori teams up with Ada Rios in Episode #5 to describe their challenges within the Ego of scoring 48.

Everyone has strengths, natural strengths.  Today we look into the natural strengths of students who score 48 in the PRECISE category of the Insight Inventory testing and what these students bring to the table.  Noting that the precise students are opposite learning styles and often differing beliefs from Lori and Ada, so the comparisons are from real life experiences.

Find out what sets these 48s apart and the best people that match this personality.

SHOW LINKS:

www.adarios.net

At age 7, Cara Broadus was given a flyer to take home from school.  This Wrestling Club flyer would change her life.

Today, at age 18, Cara has advanced her skill and is paving the way for many other girls in this typically male dominated sport.   She has traveled and trained in 26 different States and 3 Countries so far and is currently keeping her eyes on TOKYO 2020.

Cara Broadus, we know that you will make Terryville, CT and the USA Proud.

At age 15, Tyler Smith, a Southington High School Freshman, has learned so much about the sports world and did so with one hand.   Born without his left hand, Tyler knew that he would have to coach many coaches in his lifetime to teach technique for players like him.   He has never been discouraged or stopped loving sports because of his impairment and has a personality that is so positive, one can’t help but follow his lead in life.

Remember the name because this young man is headed to ESPN one day to cover many sports with his natural charm and photographic memory of Stats!

At age 14, Joe pushed his parents to allow him to apply and enter an FFA program at Wamogo Regional High School in Litchfield, CT.   His natural strengths are ready to grow in this learning environment.

Marena doesn’t allow a learning disability to stop her from studying her childhood passion...Teeth.

Marena graduated from Goodwin College in East Hartford, CT and received a job offer prior to having her license.  Only 7 months into her working career, she has already paid off $35,000 in college debt.