by Eve | Dec 1, 2016 | career development, career responsibility, career success, clarity, corporate, entrepreneur, leadership
It’s that time of year again. The pressure’s on to buy buy and buy more. On the heels of Black Friday (whoever came up with that name was cheekily brilliant), we now have Cyber Week! Everywhere we look there’s some corporate giant waiting to pounce on our wallets....
by Eve | Jun 7, 2016 | corporate, entrepreneur, innovation, on-line entrepreneurs, self-awareness, social media, women
Its no secret that social media has given birth to a new breed of entrepreneurs – the online, work anywhere, small team types. While I think this is a great thing (full disclosure: I’m one of them), I also have some serious hesitations about recommending it to my...
by Eve | May 13, 2016 | career, career development, clarity, entrepreneur, leadership, self-awareness, Uncategorized
There are very few of us who can create and build a thriving business completely on our own. I admire those who can. I don’t know about you, but I have a small list of go-to women (okay, plus one man) whose expertise and encouragement enables me to grow and prosper in...
by Eve | May 4, 2016 | authenticity, clarity, entrepreneur, on-line entrepreneurs, self-awareness, transformation, women
Personality profiling and assessments are a common and useful tool for coaches. But, there are so, so many. When I first started my coaching practice, I was overwhelmed at the sheer volume of tools available to coaches to help them help their clients understand...
by Eve | May 4, 2016 | authenticity, clarity, entrepreneur, self-awareness, transformation, Uncategorized, women
The truth can hurt sometimes and we often find out our hard truths indirectly. Maybe you’re left out of a gathering of friends. Or a job you thought you were perfect for, didn’t pan out. Of course, one-off situations like this are not cause for alarm but paying...
by Eve | May 4, 2016 | authenticity, entrepreneur, self-awareness, transformation, women
For years I thought that competitiveness was non-negotiable – a survival skill, a tool of war, a race for first and the only path to success. Growing up in an all girl family with three very smart and accomplished sisters, being competitive was the only way to...
