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What Works; What Doesn't Edward S. Lewis, a successful entrepreneur who died at 92, said, "It's not about choosing a life free from problems; it's about choosing the problems you're willing to...
Overcoming the Daunting Task of Job Interview Prep: Tips for Success
Anticipating a job interview is stressful. Vince Lombardi once said, "It's not whether you get knocked down. It's whether you get up." This sentiment is particularly relevant when searching for a...
A Different Approach to Setting Goals for the New Year!
So, we're in the final stretch of December, when we usually start contemplating what we want to achieve in the coming year. You know how it goes—look back at the year, figure out what worked and...
Uncovering the Dangers When Hesitation Transforms into Procrastination
The Difference Between Hesitation and Procrastination Is Subjective I have been thinking a lot about the difference between hesitating and procrastinating. I am a recovering Procrastinator, meaning...
Making Work Less Stressful and More Engaging
Making Work Less Stressful Do you look forward to the weekends and dread Monday mornings, apprehensive of what unknown problems you will face in addition to what's currently on your plate? For...
It’s Amazing What You Can Achieve When You Take It Slow
Small Steps Can Lead To A Big Life! Time off for the Christmas holidays is a splendid time to think about what you want to do differently or add to your personal or work life in the coming year....
Feedback – Positive or Negative – Is a Gift In Disguise
“To avoid criticism, do nothing, say nothing, and be nothing.” ~ Elbert Hubbard, an American writer When I started working, I used to hate when my leader would sit me down and give me “constructive...
What are your Elephants in the Room?
“What we think about ourselves becomes the truth for us.” ~ Louise Hay, You Can Heal Your Life We all have beliefs that help us move forward and grow. This blog, however, is about those beliefs that...
Using My “3 C’s Model” Can Reduce Overwhelm, Overwork, & Over Stressed
Overcoming Overwhelm, Overworked, and Over Stressed I learned the hard way that constantly striving to keep up with work can feel like running a marathon that never stops. In my previous career, I...
The Mightiest Results Can Happen From The Littlest Changes
Don’t Wait, Do It Now! Every year I post a version of this in late December. However, I agree with Cedric the Entertainer, “If it’s something you want to do with your life and you’re waiting for New...
December Intentions Lead to January’s Overwhelm
What Was I Thinking? Upon reflection, during the Holidays, we become determined to make changes at work and personally in the New Year. Perhaps choosing goals to exercise, eat better, lose weight,...
What If 2021 Is My Best Year Ever!
2020 has been the most long-drawn-out year I have ever experienced, not only challenging because of Covid-19 but mentally exhausting and stressful. Many suffer from Pandemic fatigue, feeling...
I would recommend Chris to People on the Autism Spectrum in Interviewing for a Job
I was having a lot of first and second job interviews, but no job offers. My interview prep coach, Chris Sier, helped me prepare succinct answers to commonly asked situational questions and share how I utilized my strengths and learned from my mistakes. Using Skype, Chris taught me how to show confidence while interviewed by using my body language successfully. Shortly after, I got a job!
I would recommend Chris because of her empathetic understanding to people on the Autism Spectrum. It was her concise but natural techniques that pulled me over the finish line. She has a wide breadth of knowledge, and it showed in our coaching session.
Thank you, Chris!!!
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