Victory Tips
September Question of the Month!
Are your sabotaging behaviors selling you short? I’ll bet they are. I see and hear it all the time, not just in my work with women, but in everyday conversations. Tell us, Which goal are you most likely […]
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2014 Victorious Woman Contest – Third Prize
Third Prize Carol Ann Hamilton Surviving the Eldercare Marathon On April 17, 2010 my 89-year-old mother passed away. She departed this dimension at home following a protracted series of complex mounting ailments. Hers was a merciful release from […]
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This Month: Stop the Self-Sabotage
Treat Yourself to the Good Life: Stop the Self-Sabotage Are your sabotaging behaviors selling you short? I’ll bet they are. I see and hear it all the time, not just in my work with women, but in everyday […]
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Do-Over Tip#10: Focus
The Power of Focus A recent Victorious Woman survey indicated that distractions are a woman’s biggest goal-achieving challenge. Not surprising – women are so used to multi-tasking and giving their time to help others, that they often get […]
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Listen Now! Why LinkedIn is essential for your career
Facebook and Twitter get all the popular attention, but if you are in the working world, LinkedIn is the ticket. And if it isn’t for you, then you have to hear Annmarie’s conversation with LinkedIn Expert Donna Serdula. […]
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Do-Over Tip#9: Get Accountable
Find A Coach or Accountability Partner We all have good intentions when we set a goal. But, as the saying goes, the road to hell is paved with good intentions. That’s why, especially in a do-over, you need […]
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Do-Over Tip#8: Find Your Tribe
Where’s Your Tribe? OK, so you aren’t a native American. But you’ve heard it before – birds of a feather flock together. That’s because they have something in common. A tribe, in today’s culture, are those people you […]
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RadioWrap-Up: Sharon Pinkenson
What fun Sharon Pinkenson is! For as powerful as she is in the Philadelphia area, and with Hollywood, she’s a down-to-earth and fun woman! Here’s a link where you can learn more about her: the Greater Philadelphia Film […]
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Do-Over Tip#7: Embrace the Change
Give That Change a Big Hug! Change is a forever part of life. No matter who you are, where you live, or what you do, change happens. Every second chance in life begins with a change. Maybe the […]
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Do-Over Tip#6: Trust But Verify
How Much Should You Trust Your Gut? A LinkedIn discussion started with the question: Do you trust your gut in making big decisions or do you have a process that you follow? I was surprised by how many […]
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Do-Over Tip #5: Get Advice
When Starting Over, Get Advice…From Veterans When you’re starting over, getting advice is just like when you were pregnant the first time, everyone has advice for you – even people who never had children. Some of the advice […]
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Do-Over#4: Self-Care Planning
Self-Care Makes a Difference Do-overs demand work, time and energy. Make sure you get a self-care plan in place. You must make time to take care of yourself, physically and emotionally. If you don’t, you’ll burnout before you […]
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