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You're Allowed To Walk Away From People You Love, Especially When They Belittle You

Walking away from people you love is not a failure. It’s listening to your intuition.

?Letting Go of Complete Control and Just Getting in the Driver's Seat

Adjusting to a Driver's Seat Mentality Made a Major Difference in My Career.Independence is one of the building blocks to a strong foundation for success. I take pride in my independence, but I have also recently drawn a direct correlation between my strong sense of independence with my intense need to control many, if not all, situations...

Why I’m Making Adulting Easier for the Women Education Left Behind

How often in school did you spend time actually learning about the big picture of who you want to be and how to get there? I'm not talking a loose career goal, a major, or a GPA but the actual qualities and characteristics that you want and need to be successful as both a person and a professional. When you walked out of college with your very expensive degree, did you have all the skills that you needed to be truly successful? If you are anything like me, life after college has been a constant

Reinventing Yourself: Who Will You Be Post COVID-19?

There is no shortage of lessons to be learned from the COVID-19 pandemic. In addition to the economic and health adjustments we are all scrambling to make, a deluge of new challenges that have yet to be considered still looms around the corner

How To Take Critical Feedback —  Emotionally, Mentally, And Proactively

The Emotional Process Helping Women Leaders Thrive

How I Turned my Fine Art Drawings into a Temporary Tattoo Empire

INKED by Dani's temporary wearable art makes it possible to try out your next tattoo idea pain and commitment-free

Knowing These 3 Things Will Help You Find Clothes That Flatter Your Figure

From $600K to $6M In Revenue In One Year: Here's Exactly How I Did It

What Sitting Next To Warren Buffett Taught Me About Business

On Wednesday August 2nd 2017 I had one of the most significant experiences in my entrepreneurial journey. I was seated next to some of the most successful businessmen in America. To my left was Mr. Warren Buffett, Chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, a few seats away was Michael Bloomberg, former Mayor of New York, to my right was Dr. Michael Porter, esteemed professor at Harvard Business School and across the room was Lloyd Blankfein, CEO of Goldman Sachs. I had to pinch myself, because this