Imposter Syndrome — that feeling that you don’t belong or aren’t qualified – is heightened for women and people of color. The New York Times’ Working Women’s Handbook says it disproportionately affects anyone who feels the pressure of accomplishing “firsts.” The handbook offers four ways to combat Imposter Syndrome. Make a list of 10 things that show […]
Read More →Recently, I had the honor of speaking on a topic that intrigued and inspired me. The topic was about how African Americans in Atlantic City’s early history created a strong, affluent and successful community in spite of pervasive racism and negative stereotypes. My talk was among many activities supporting The African American Heritage Museum of […]
Read More →In preparation for a speaking engagement at the African American Heritage Museum of Southern New Jersey in Atlantic City, NJ, I had the pleasure of a private tour of the current exhibit. It’s called, “The North Side: The Way We Were.” Ralph Hunter, the founder and curator of the museum – and a true Spirit of […]
Read More →When we look at people who play BIG, they talk about feeling called to do what they do. They speak about feeling energized and fulfilled by whatever they’re giving themselves to. Their genius is evident when they do what they do. We admire them for the amazing quality of the contribution they make. Who are […]
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Read More →Emotional intelligence will set you apart. The only person who suffers when you act of out anger and self-defense is you.
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