
Are you feeling supported?
So many distractions. But is succeeding in climbing your personal mountain just a matter of willpower? Or is it something else?
So many distractions. But is succeeding in climbing your personal mountain just a matter of willpower? Or is it something else?
When things aren’t moving forward as you might like them to, it’s common to think that you need to have more faith. In my experience, it isn’t faith that is missing. It is concentrated intent.
It’s easy to feel guided, content, and powerful when things work out the way you want. But when plans shift in a way that you never would have anticipated or chosen, it pushes us up to our edges.
My clients are all high-achievers. They’re smart. Insightful. Talented. Determined.
They’ve spent years leveraging their strategic and tactical skills to play at the top of their game.
When you’re on a mission, you’re fueled by your WHY. This is what gets you out of bed every morning, powers you through hard days, and keeps you on track when you might otherwise give up.
No female leader should feel unsupported. None. But unfortunately, that’s not the case. It’s become so commonplace, so accepted, that women in the workplace are struggling that many people think it’s normal.
Regardless of the industry you’re in, there’s one aspect of work culture that’s required for morale, high performance, and innovation. Can you guess what it is?
Has a particular situation in your world been dragging on and on? Maybe you’ve been patiently waiting for it to resolve ~ and now it’s been years. You’ve been living with continuous discomfort ~ because it hasn’t gotten extreme. And when you look back at the last five years of your life, you realize that you’ve made only incremental progress.
We are drowning in data and information. The world has become increasingly complex, and technology has vastly increased the amount of data that is collected. There’s so much data that is is impossible to digest it all. Paradoxically, in our data-saturated world our data sets are always incomplete.
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