Why I Took on a New Role I Had No Experience In
Stepping into new roles with no experience is scary. One switch I made after 20 years taught me that reinvention was possible and exciting!
Stepping into new roles with no experience is scary. One switch I made after 20 years taught me that reinvention was possible and exciting!
One of the most important lessons I’ve learned along the reinvention journey is that you never know who is holding the keys to the next breakthrough in your life.
A dear friend gifted me a book that taught me one of the most powerful lessons I’ve learned in many years. I needed this more than I knew.
For years I created and delivered content on stages and classrooms. When the pandemic started, I had to reinvent that into digital content.
I never imagined that an art history class I took in college would teach me one of the most important lessons in reinventing myself.
Before you start coaching employees or coworkers, make sure to read this. This guide will give you the who, what, when, where, why of coaching at work so that you can make it work for you.
Little did I know that my high school math teacher was introducing me to key coaching skills I depend on almost 25 years later in my business. Effective coaching skills can be found in many professions, and teaching is no different. Some of my most fundamental coaching skills started forming in high school thanks for my math teacher.
Did you just experience a failed minimal viable product? There may be a way to save a minimal viable experiment failure and find a new business in the rubble. Success often hides where you least expect it.
How can you give your idea the best chance of success? Have you ever wondered why some business ideas, as good as they seem, don’t succeed? It may be not be the idea that’s the problem…
Have you ever come across a product or service that you had the idea for months or years ago? Learn how to take your own ideas from concept to creation.