What To Do With A Workaholic Boss?

Interview Diane Hamilton

According to Dr. Hamilton, many leaders have unique situations where they can work unusual hours.  For example, they might not have a personal relationship that requires much time other or they might have a spouse who handles their homelife situations, children responsibilities, etc.  Some tips that work include: Continue reading “What To Do With A Workaholic Boss?”

The Gig Economy – The Best Thing You Can Sell (Information)

Interview Business Coach, Geeta Nadkarni

Here are a few things Geeta Nadkarni could say on this topic:

    • The best thing to sell… information.  Information doesn’t require a storefront.  An information business can start very inexpensively.  I started mine for $300 and was making more than 6 figures in 6 months.
    • Coaching and consulting is the type of business started. Now I show others how to take their expertise and sell coaching and consulting.  We have clients who are making multiple six figures on the way to 7 figures. Continue reading “The Gig Economy – The Best Thing You Can Sell (Information)”

Turns out cranberry juice might not do anything to help with UTIs – 5 things every woman should know

Interview Dr. Mimi Secor

Here are a few things that Dr. Secor would say about the effectivity of cranberry against UTI:
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A New Problem for Companies? Improving Employee Experience When Employees Work From Home

Interview Diane Hamilton

Dr. Diane Hamilton is a professor and a business leadership expert. She gives seminars, leads podcasts and shares blogs helping people to build better business strategies. Here are a few things she would say in an interview:
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PTSD Symptoms in Women: Unnoticed and Undiagnosed

Interview Colleen Cira

Dr. Colleen Cira is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist who specializes in Women and Trauma, so she has worked with hundreds of people struggling with PTSD or Complex PTSD. Here are a few talking points on the subject of PTSD:

Why is it harder for women to admit they have the disorder?

  • If I may, I’d like to rewind back for a second because a lot of women simply don’t know they have PTSD!  Women often internalize—it means instead of searching for answers in their world or circumstance, they assume that something is wrong with THEM.  So they might not attribute their own thoughts, feelings or behaviors to something that happened to them because they just figure this is who they are. Continue reading “PTSD Symptoms in Women: Unnoticed and Undiagnosed”

Celebrity Women Paying Spousal Support – What Really Happens

Interview Carol Barkes

As a certified professional mediator who specializes in divorce mediation and also directs Idaho’s largest district court mediation services, Barkes deal with matters such as spousal support on a very regular basis.  According to Barkes, here are some things to consider:
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