by chellie | Aug 31, 2021 | Branding, Career, Career Branding, Corporate Culture, empowering women, leadership, networking, personal branding, Women in the Workplace
I was recently invited by the Fayette Chamber of Commerce to participate in their Diversity and Inclusion Summit. Today’s blog is an excerpt from the presentation I gave there on “How to Ignite the Impact of Women Leaders in Your Organization.” What...
by cfcadmin | Jul 4, 2021 | Career, Corporate Culture, job, motivation, personal growth, satisfaction, success
It’s Independence Day!!! While we’re celebrating our freedoms and living in a country where opportunities abound, now is also a great time to think about your career. Maybe you’re ready for freedom from a bad boss, or freedom from a situation where you don’t feel...
by chellie | Jun 29, 2021 | Corporate Culture, leadership, personal growth
When most of us hear the word leadership, we usually think of political officials, CEOs, military commanders, or even athletes. While it’s true you need good leadership skills to excel at these occupations, leadership is a valuable skill that everyone from any...
by chellie | Jun 10, 2021 | Career, Corporate Culture, job, personal growth
Learning to accept change at work is critical to being successful in your career. Dealing with alterations to your normal work procedures can be frustrating, unwanted, and even scary, but change can bring many positive elements to an active working environment. What...
by chellie | Apr 6, 2021 | Career, Corporate Culture, Employee engagement, personal growth, stress
It’s natural for energy levels to fluctuate from day to day, but full-fledged burnout can undermine your happiness and career. Take a look at the different kinds of burnout and some strategies for dealing with them. Researchers at a Spanish university recently...
by chellie | Mar 11, 2021 | Career, Corporate Culture
If you’ve never had a boss that dislikes you, it’s only a matter of time. Surveys show that most of us will eventually face a boss that seems to have an axe to grind. So, if you haven’t faced this situation yet, your turn is coming. Handling this delicate situation...
