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This is the place where you’ll find information, wisdom and gain perspective on how to master the Hidden Powers Drivers that can shatter limitations and propel you to your greatest levels of success.
We’ll look at business, marketing, leadership, psychology, peak performance, personal growth, and mind-body health, and how it all works together to help you operate at peak performance more consistently in your business and personal life.
We’ll be providing new and expanded insights and strategies to help you see through the lens of your True Power State and reach your next levels of impact and success.
Way Beyond What I Envisioned
I appreciate all the support I've gotten for my healing...and working in the breast cancer arena. I've got to say I'm blown away! This is needed, and it's resonating with so many of you. What's in the works is way beyond what I envisioned when I posted about my breast cancer journey and the group I was starting. People are asking if I'm changing direction away from working with high-achieving entrepreneurs and their businesses and marketing. Am I still going to do the advanced coach certification? I'm still working with entrepreneurs, their businesses – and every area of their lives. And, I'm still going to offer the program for coaches. But this is an arena I'm feeling compelled to make a difference in – especially for high-achieving women and their families. While there will be some breast cancer-specific info here, most of what I post here will be from [...]
Breast Cancer: A Journey of Empowerment
This was one of those blog posts that took a while to decide to write. Should I even share this on my site, talk about it publicly... there were many layers to the decision. I'm doing a group I never thought I'd offer: A group for women who want to make their breast cancer journey one of empowerment and unlocking potential. The number of women diagnosed with breast cancer is 1 in 7 (1 in 6 if you have a glass of wine with dinner a few nights a week). With those staggering numbers, it's time for a more potent approach, one that focuses on reducing the incidence, the recurrence, and the devastation of cancer. An approach that forges a true partnership with women and their doctors, and empowers women to embrace their power to heal and grow through the cancer experience. I was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. [...]
8 Ways to REALLY Have Authenticity in Your Company in Q1
I was interviewed by on Linkedin by Aaron Schmookler: 8 Ways to REALLY Have Authenticity in Your Company in Q1. Great info for Q1 or anytime.
Another Powerful Woman – A Less Obvious Gift
Today, I want to share the story of another powerful women in my life. A post less fun, but at least as important, to share. Yesterday, I posted about my Aunt Luella – a trailblazer, a role model, who makes me smile and inspires me to this day. It was a wonderful trip down memory lane and it sparked fun conversations. It also triggered some more difficult ones...comments publicly and privately saying "I wish I had a role model like that." and people sharing their own stories with me. Now, I want to talk about, and thank, my mother. She did her best to hold me back, get me to follow her path as a stay-at-home mom, or maybe a teacher. She tried to stop me from taking risks, being a disruptor, challenging the status quo. She tried valiantly to stop me from making waves (ok, sometimes they [...]
On this International Women’s Day
On this International Women's Day, I want to thank my grandmother's sister, my Aunt Luella. She was a woman of adventure, the first in our family to be a "career women." The only female in a family of 11 children to forge a different path...one of her own choosing. Her life was beyond glamorous to me. Aunt Luella traveled the world, often venturing out on her own in exotic places. She was daring, sneaking bibles into countries where it was forbidden – and dangerous. Aunt Luella was a colorful character and always danced to her own drum. My aunt, together with her husband, Uncle Bob, moved away from her sisters and brothers living in the boroughs of Queens and Brooklyn, to a fabulous apartment on 57th Street in NYC. Visiting her there was the beginning of my dream to someday live in Manhattan. Aunt Louella was by far my [...]
How to move on after a friendship breakup
No one is perfect, including you, but that doesn’t mean you should beat yourself up over what went wrong. Dr. Fern Kazlow explains, “While it’s valuable to take responsibility for your part in the breakup, don’t create a story that gets you stuck or portrays you in a way that diminishes you.” [...]