The first thing I would say, and maybe the only thing is be curious, ask questions, don’t be afraid to ask a question. And if you’re thinking about it, write it down so you’ll remember it in the future.
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I didn’t go to college. Wasn’t crazy about school and I really wanted to get out and just work. Some people do better getting out there in the workforce and just putting their talents to work.
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“So I took some deep breaths. I walked out, and I was like, okay, meet a wallflower. Cause your best bet at a networking event is meet another person who’s just as terrified as you. Talk to them on the wall and just start chatting.”
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“We often prevent ourselves from doing something that could affect change because we’re afraid of it or we think we need it to happen immediately. But this is like anything, you have to dip your toe into it…And it’s the most magical thing is when people start to make even just little investments. Oh, maybe I’ll add a few new pairs of shoes or maybe I’ll add a few tops here…Their shoulders go back, their body language changes, and that will then influence all the other goals that they have.”
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“So many people come to us, and we’re like a mini vacation amongst the chaos of life, which is really cool. That wasn’t necessarily what I thought it was going to be, but to hear that I can drive five minutes and feel like I’m on vacation at a luxe resort. That’s amazing.”
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“You gotta feed your own house first, your own four walls. And you can’t walk in, try to please everybody else. Cause you’re gonna walk out busy and broke.”
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“I want my clients to feel comfortable. I want them to feel relaxed. And quite frankly, I don’t need to put on a suit to activate my brain, which is what you’re paying an attorney for.”
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“I had shoved down that part of myself and that inner wisdom and intuition because I was so busy listening to, like, what the world wanted for me, what my family wanted for me, what success looked like that I couldn’t even hear my own voice anymore. And so it was coaching that really helped me rediscover that again. And for me, it was just totally transformative.”
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“We outperform ourselves by 30% when we’re in a good mood… if you actually want to get more productivity, know what makes your people happy.”
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“When you’re diagnosed with lymphedema, I feel like you go through all the stages of grief. And there are moments where I get angry still. There are moments that I’m very happy. There are moments that I’m sad.”
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