Miami, Florida, United States •
$5,001 - $10,000
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I help diverse leaders define success on their terms and build the courage to get there
Perfectionism: The Internal Glass Ceiling sabotaging career advancement
There’s a 13-letter word that is silently sabotaging millions of careers around the world. And it’s ‘something’ that has gone unnoticed and largely not talked about for decades. Yet, it could very well be THE single most reason why so many highly qualified women aren’t advancing in their corporate roles. Do you know what this culprit is? It’s perfectionism. Nearly a third of all high achievers admit to being a perfectionist. In their career, this can inevitably lead to burnout, overwhelm, and stress. The expectation they place on themselves to be perfect in all they do can create a sense of paralysis that prevents them from trying new things or being as productive as they need and want to be. This presentation will teach participants how to address the root cause of their perfectionism so they can identify and transform it to be more successful, more fulfilled, and more aligned inside and outside of the office.
The 8 Success Habits for Career Advancement
Having the right habits is often the single biggest challenge that driven professionals face when they are looking to achieve career success. Especially since the habits they believe will help them take their career to the next level, could be the ones inhibiting their growth. Whether they want to move up the ladder, increase their impact, or transition to something new, these 8 habits practiced by the most successful and fulfilled leaders will help people in the audience get there. This dynamic, interactive presentation will dive into the habits that will give them the edge, propel their careers, achieve long-term success and well-being. Attendees will leave the session with the tools to do a personal inventory of their habits and tips on how to cultivate new ones. They will learn actionable strategies to build a plan to intentionally get out of their comfort zone and start creating change for themselves.
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