Connection and Reflection
Up until recent years my time has been so absorbed raising my 3 children and trying to learn and establish a business, so it’s only in the recent years’ time has allowed me to take time to pause, connect and reflect.
As a natural stage in every woman's life, menopause brings about various physical and emotional changes. For women in leadership positions, understanding and adapting to these changes is crucial not only for their well-being but also for maintaining their effectiveness and empathy as leaders. Let us look at some proven ways to identify the signs that menopause is affecting you as a leader, what changes to make, and how to lead with purpose and educate your team while taking responsibility.
On Monday, I volunteered to an organization called Open Hands in Atlanta. My intention was to use the public holiday wisely and by giving back, it was a good start.
It’s kind of like making your bed each morning. If you do that, it’s one less thing you have to do in the day, and when you return in the evening, you see the fruits of your labor.
As much as I would love to say that being an entrepreneur is smooth sailing, I know that I would not be telling the full story.
I’ve had some astronomical wins over the years, but in fairness, I have had just as many failures.
It's a remarkable feat to be successful by anyone's definition, especially your own. I always find that the hardest markers are ourselves. We tend to be most critical of what we do, how we do it and what outcomes derive from the fruits of our labor.
You’ve heard a great podcast and have an idea to lead your own. If you are unfamiliar with the podcast realm, here’s a short overview of how to star in your own podcast and get started.
Being what I would call a seasoned entrepreneur, I have adapted my life on a regular basis to ensure that I fit as much into the day as humanly possible.
