How to Win in Your Next Performance Reviews or Negotiation
My recent interview with Bolanle Williams-Olley In my recent interview with Bolanle Williams-Olley, Chief Financial Officer of architecture firm Mancini Duffy, we discussed how to make sure we tell the story of our impact—and our financial impact—in order to build better arguments for our worth, and for the opportunities we want. If you’re about to […]
You’re feeling stuck in work AND life: sign #4 that you’re holding yourself back
Work and life are connected. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve seen someone who was stuck in work and life make a brave choice—like breaking up with a partner who was never right for them—and all of a sudden open up new energy for their work. I’ve also witnessed clients practice a new […]
Confidence Hacks From Real Women: Dana
Today I’m sharing with you a confidence hack from a woman who recently took my Build Yourself Workshop.
Confidence Hacks From Real Women: Kelsey
I’m excited to share with you some confidence hacks from real women who have put Build Yourself suggestions into practice, or created their own. Today’s hack comes from Kelsey who was struggling with anxiety at networking events and put a Build Yourself ‘hack’ into play–she pretends that she’s a host of the events she […]
Has This Happened to You? What You Lose from Self Doubt
Today we’re going to do a little quiz. Have any of these situations ever happened to you? You are in a job that isn’t challenging you. You: Believe that there’s nothing better out there and you need to put in your time to learn from your situation in this job. Think about switching jobs and […]
Confidence Hack #3: Make the Investment
When I first started my business, I found myself staring down an empty work calendar. I was totally unbooked–except for one tiny little workshop gig. I didn’t know how to get work, I didn’t know what I what I was selling. I had no clue what to say at cocktail parties. I felt like an […]
What’s Clothes Got to Do with it? Confidence Hack #2
If you looked in Jae’s closet, you would have seen a scene straight out of those movies where the main character needs to loosen up–rows of the same shirts, pants and jackets–all in black and white.
