The Unveiled Way Blog
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Are You Ready to Invest in Your Professional Growth?
To evolve, reinvent, or to become a leveled-up version of yourself, you need to go deeper. What’s that worth to you? As an executive or founder, how much are you willing to invest in your personal and profesional growth?
The Importance of Embracing & Embodying Your “Who”
As female leaders, executives, and entrepreneurs, when we don't bring our full selves to the front, we only see ourselves as facets, not as the complete phenomenal kick butt woman we are. Stepping into your full power and potential, your inner Queen, is game-changing. Here’s why.
To Get to Your Do You Must Work on Your Who
To get to your appointed Do, you need to do the work required on your Who. As a high-achieving woman, you want stuff to happen, NOW. You want to get to the steps so you can take the actions and get busy with your Do. The truth is that most change is an inner game—it's the Work on the Who. Here’s why that matters to your impact.
Your Self Care Isn’t Selfish, It’s Essential
Your boundaries help you to maintain healthy connections with others and also help you stay connected to yourself safely and healthily. You can't truly show up for others unless you show up for yourself first. Here are a few ways to engage in self-care this Valentine’s Day!
Three reasons why high-achieving women need to savor their wins
High achieving women are naturally hardwired to work hard. They willingly devote hours and energy to their role and take satisfaction in being productive. Just the act of completing tasks fulfills them. But as much as they do, these leaders are woefully inadequate in acknowledging their wins. Here’s why that matters.
Dare to be Brilliantly You
As our culture becomes more technologically sophisticated, the rate at which we are bombarded by images which erode and negatively impact our self-esteem increase. How do we move the needle in the other direction? Perhaps by discovering our purpose, unearthing our significance to this earth, and trusting in our innate excellence.