Live and Lead for Impact with Kirsten E. Ross
Summary: You were born with individual strengths and a unique purpose. Don’t let fears, false beliefs, or life’s happenings diminish your influence! It’s time to Live and Lead for Impact! Host, Kirsten Ross, expert of transformation, will help you Defeat the Drama and Overcome the Trauma that can stop you in your tracks. You’ll gain focus, find confidence, and take bold action…. Unleash passionate, purposeful you! Make your impact as a business leader, family business employee, volunteer, parent, mom, or dad. Find the tenacity to be a warrior for your unique impact! Let’s Go!!
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Ruchi Singh says, "I own my life and I help others to Own theirs". She says Violence changes something deep within us. But we have the power to decide what that change will be. Ruchi made a choice to take complete ownership / responsibility for her life.
I went through this same process years ago. I was pregnant with my first child and decided that I really wanted to work part time. Was I nervous? Yes! But, did all work out well. You bet! He’s in college now so it’s been a few years but I still remember the moments leading up to my conversation followed by the exhilaration of the positive response I got. It was so validating. I felt valuable! And I was excited to find a way to balance work I loved with family time.
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A proud father of one, Marine Corps combat Veteran, Indianapolis Firefighter, mental health advocate, peer support specialist, with a mission to bring hope to the hopeless. Through his lifetime, adversity and turmoil strengthened and equipped him with experiences understand the misunderstood and love the unlovable.
Be a person who follows through on commitments. It will require you to be more intentional about what you say yes and no to. If you give yourself wiggle room it is easy to say an immediate yes and then figure it out later on the fly. You can end up overwhelmed and filled with remorse as you hide from those you've let down.
Khalil is a husband, father of 2 girls and a serial Enabler of Good. He was born in Oakland, came of Age in New Orleans, and became an adult in Atlanta... Empoweredreaders.org
If you are leading for impact you are not working for someone else. No one will stand over your shoulder and tell you what to do. And, you may be working from home where the laundry and dishes beckon, the tv sits there, neighbors are near and invites call.. It's important to create structure that builds in accountability.
Sarah Wolfer is the CEO and Founder of Girl Boss Sports - a Greater Seattle area soccer company that is devoted to female athletes and coaches. Sarah is also a Professional Tackle Football Player with the Seattle Majestics (#29) and is working on a book centered on women in leadership and sports in 2019.
F it For Impact - Fuel Your Fortitude #1 In a Series Commit and just don’t quit – Don’t give yourself the out – Table the Decision – don’t waste time pondering
We Are More Similar than We Know – He’s On a Mission to Ignite Unity Through our Stories An Interview with MSU Homecoming Court member, Kenneth Williams Jr.
Do you set goals and fall short of meeting them? Do you make promises to co-workers or volunteers and then fail to follow through?
Tracey Maxfield is a nurse with over 36 years’ experience. She experienced her first episode of clinical depression in her twenties and lived with chronic depression ever since. However, nothing prepared her for the acute depressive episode she experienced in 2015. After enduring years of intense work place stress, harassment and bullying, she plummeted into an abyss of darkness, hopelessness and despair the likes of which she had never experienced before.
