“I wish I could just give people a new lease on life. It would be to wake up and start walking the path of not caring what other people think. Putting yourself first. Women will be called the B word. Men will be called arrogant. Nope, it’s called confidence.”
Monica Adams: Mental, Physical, and Spiritual Transformation Read More »
“It’s not just work work work. We might as well have a good time. And honestly at the end of the day the relationships help you get stuff done so much more efficiently.”
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“If you make decisions based on what other people want, or to prove somebody else wrong because they say that you’re gonna fail then you’re failing yourself, which is worse.”
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“If employees see that you’re actually looking at this it creates a perception of control. Just do some things that don’t cost you any money you won’t need to hire someone like me.”
Jacque James: Trust But Verify, Tales from a Fraud Hunter Read More »
“I had to learn that it’s okay that I don’t wear a lot of makeup. It’s okay that I came from a blue collar family. It’s okay that my parents aren’t lawyers and I didn’t grow up and go to a private school.”
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“I remind myself that the people on the other side are real people and these are real losses. This is not just another case, this is their child.”
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“I was definitely raised in the ‘Put on your big girl panties and deal with it’ mindset, and so that’s why I would work so hard. So for me it was always about giving the best I could give.”
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“I mean to be scared to make a mistake, I mean my goodness, you’ll never get yourself out of bed if that’s your thought process. Mistakes are how you learn. I don’t know how else to do it other than get out and do it.”
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“One time I dropped the line: I’m really glad you called me a bitch. I consider that a compliment because you are respecting that I am behaving the same way a man would in this situation and you are admitting that you’re not able to handle it .”
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