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“The sparkle factor is the mojo-making magic that’s buried deep inside of us that just needs to be unleashed.”
Hosted by @Kelenda Allen-James
Few words elicit an emotional response more strongly than the word “failure.” One of the biggest obstacles to success is a fear of failure. In fact, most people are more motivated to avoid failure than they are to achieve success. Most people don’t even have written goals because of a fear of failure. When you set a goal you’re defining success, but you’re also defining failure! However, failure is a necessary part of success and successful living. Failure is a common result. It’s a lot more common than success. Failure is a short stop along the path to success. There is no significant success without a significant amount of failure, too. Perhaps failure is something that should be welcomed, or at least considered neutral and expected. You should anticipate a fair amount of failure along the way.Download this ebook for:
Presented by @Quay Eady
We kicked off the month of June with a 30-minute session with IAW President Megan Bozzuto. Watch the replay to learn:
Every day, we are bombarded by the world around us – pandemic, family, work, deadlines, kids, projects, notifications, emails, news … no wonder we feel overwhelmed and, oh, so super busy! But there is a better way, and this session will introduce you to the PHEAR Advantage with compelling habits that you can adopt NOW.Key takeaways:
Your value — the amount people will pay for your services, products, or experience — is usually directly correlated to the value that you offer as a professional woman. Mastering new skills will help to boost your value by making you a go-to resource. When your skills are sharp you’re able to produce better (and sometimes quicker) results and you stand out amongst your colleagues. It’s never too late to learn new skills or to refresh skills you already have. Technology has placed a wealth of information right at your fingertips and for many areas, you no longer need a college degree to acquire marketable skills. Follow this guide to identify and master new skills to help boost your value.
