In case you missed my LIVE interview with theĀ phenomenal Brenda Hudson (Senior Vice President Commercial Sales, Sales Enablement, Learning and Development at Insight), here are a few of the wisdom gems she shared: Ā
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I hope the upcoming holiday will be a safe and joyous time for you and your loved ones. Just a reminder (I remind myself often too!), even in challenging times, we all have things to be grateful for, be they big or small. Focusing on our gratitude helps keep our stress levels lower and makes our celebrations even more special!
Grateful for YOU!
Iād like to express how deeply grateful I am for YOU and my Limitless Leader community! You have something SO special and unique placed within you, and itās a real honor to provide content, tools, and resources to help you access what is already there!
Itās my sincere hope you will rest well over the holidays, so your reverence, hope and action for 2022 will be epic.
āOne person can change the world.ā
- Rosa Parks
Your voice is needed now more than ever, and I truly believe that one person CAN change the world. Can you imagine what we can do collectively?!
Grateful to give!
Along those lines, Iād ...
I had a conversation with one of my oldest and dearest friends recently that at first struck me as odd. She asked, "Do you ever feel like a plastic bag, drifting through the wind wanting to start again...?" I recognized that was the opening lyrics to Katy Perryās song Firework. She was off. Not her present, fun, happy, and courageous self. It was strange, because sheās so accomplished. She had raised happy, productive, and conscientious kids. She worked doing what she loved. She had a few half-marathons under her belt, and she had a loving family and friends. After many conversations, I finally understood.
Her kids needed her less, and she felt like there was more of her to give to her career. More people to serve and a legacy to create. It was inaction that made her feel she was off-purpose... like a plastic bag drifting through the wind. She was being blown around by her days, by her old routine, by other peo...
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