Career Coach Deborah Brown-Volkman Talks Finding Your Soul’s Work
Listen to her talk about stretch goals, for herself and her clients. It’s all about the coaching and the client results. This video will keep you watching till the very end.
Listen to her talk about stretch goals, for herself and her clients. It’s all about the coaching and the client results. This video will keep you watching till the very end.
A former high school math teacher turned tech-preneur. Her insight into teaching comes honestly, from her mother who was a math teacher also.
Parchelle is also an education design architect and video producer with a Master’s in Curriculum & Instruction from Virginia Tech. Her journey to working with authors on their book content is an interesting one – watch and learn.
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Andrea Pass wants you to be relevant. Relevant to the audience your business or book serves. And she offers placement in top tier targeted media.
How a “revisioning” process can help you get unstuck, what inspired that name, and how it fits in with the PIERS Whole-Self Model.
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Confession: I’m a fan of sports metaphors as life lessons. So when I saw the title of Chip Conley’s Wisdom Well blog post a few […]
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