by Susan | Jun 17, 2021 | Mental health, Mindset, Personal Growth, Self Care
For the last several years, in the week before my birthday, I’ve started feeling sad and angry. It comes in waves. I might wake up and cry about nothing for a half hour. Just about anything can irritate me. I don’t know why I experience these feelings. I...
by Susan | Nov 21, 2016 | Coaching, Executive, Impostor Syndrome, Leadership, Management, Mindset, Personal Growth, Success
So many successful women question their own self-worth. They struggle to own their successes, choosing instead to believe they got “lucky” or were “in the right place at the right time.” A sneaky voice in your head tells you that you don’t deserve what...
by Susan | Nov 14, 2016 | Delegation, Executive, Leadership, Management, Outsourcing, Personal Growth, Value
Let’s face it: delegation is hard. It’s just a challenge to get great work back, sometimes it’s hard even to get good work back. If you’ve had a hard time with delegation, if you’ve found yourself feeling frustrated with your team, like you...
by Susan | Nov 4, 2016 | Brain Junk, Leadership, Lifestyle, Personal Growth, Stuff to Inspire, Success
You play a big game, but how do you play a bigger game? You’re successful. Maybe you’ve achieved the greatest of heights in your career. You’ve done a lot already – how do you do more? And what does that even mean? You’ve reached the pinnacle...
by Susan | Nov 4, 2016 | Brain Junk, Leadership, Lifestyle, Personal Growth, Stuff to Inspire, Success
You play a big game, but how do you play a bigger game? You’re successful. Maybe you’ve achieved the greatest of heights in your career. You’ve done a lot already – how do you do more? And what does that even mean? You’ve reached the pinnacle...
by Susan | Oct 30, 2016 | Brain Junk, Coaching, Leadership, Lifestyle, Management, Mindset, Personal Growth, Self Care, Success
Impostor syndrome: one of the most stressful experiences in an executive’s life. If you’ve ever felt like you don’t deserve your success or that you’re about to be found out any minute, you might have impostor syndrome. Don’t worry,...
