Sharings

Has the title caught your attention? Have you questioned yourself recently? Ever felt like you don’t belong? Is this a real thing? Read on.

I had to relearn how to talk, walk, and see after a near-fatal brain injury. Eight years later, I’m celebrating my otherbirthday — and it looks a lot like being 8 years old again.

Many people are impacted by unwelcome career or job changes. Couple that with a brain injury and the unwelcome career transition is extremely disruptive. You can rebuild. How?

I will highlight two March celebrations in which I have lived experience- International Women’s Day and Brain Injury Awareness.

Facing fears is a significant topic. Finding a landing spot to begin a conversation on this topic is complicated.

Before sharing my story, I only felt comfortable bringing up my accident and life-changing disabilities to those closest to me. Now, I’m sharing to a broader audience with the hopes that it helps someone on a similar path.

Should I Stay or Should I Go is a song by the English punk rock band The Clash from their album Combat Rock. It was written in 1981 and featured Mick Jones on lead vocals. 

While discovering your superpowers may seem like a trivial exercise, defining your dominant strengths will help you see where you have the real advantage and can match those strengths to your professional goals.

Goal setting is everywhere in our globe. We make goals for our careers, our well-being, our development, and many other areas. It seems the contemporary world is constantly encouraging us to consider future milestones.