Sharon M Weinstein

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Let’s LAUNCH TOGETHER…

When you think of a New Year, you think about resolutions.  When you think about a pandemic, you think, “What’s next?” Well, I have answers to both of these issues in my new book, Are You Ready to Reinvent Yourself? A Post-Pandemic Approach to Work/Life Balance, and I’d like you to join my launch team!

What’s involved? 

  1. First, say yes and follow the link on https://smwgroupllc.com or https://sharonmweinstein.com
  2. Or, simply email me!
  3. Receive a free, advance electronic copy of the book and read enough of it by January 31st to post an Amazon review
  4. Spread the word about the book to those within your network
  5. Receive an exclusive bonus as my way of thanking you

Are you Ready helps us to consider and make career and life choices via a practical guide based on reinvention, noting that the COVID-19 pandemic has provided us with a significant opportunity for such change. Of course, any life event whether large or small, can be an impetus for change, however as we all know, this life event has been one of the most impactful in our time.  It’s a motivational playbook that walks you through how to REINVENT!

Who is Are You Ready to Reinvent Yourself for?

It’s for you if you want to shift gears post-pandemic, assess your options, select a career path, and deal with stress. It’s for you if you want to advance your life through the choices you’ll make. It’s for those with a  job, those in transition, and those ready for a new chapter!

What’s in Are You Ready to Reinvent Yourself?

  • A deep dive into who you are and what you want.
  • SWOT Analysis.
  • Steps to personal branding.
  • Back to business…is it as usual?
  • How to survive and thrive a virtual life.
  • Networking with intention.
  • Managing fatigue and burnout.
  • Using your past to create your future.
  • Business mentoring tips.
  • What causes stress.
  • Thirty weeks to balance.
  • And so much more!

If Are You Ready to Reinvent resonates with you, I need you on my Launch Team to help me launch the book successfully on Amazon and spread the word!  Let’s get started now!

 

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Keep your Distance…but stay close!

What a change a pandemic can  make!  Covid-19 has wreaked havoc in our daily lives, disrupted business and the economy, and taken its toll on human lives. What more can we expect, and how can we keep our distance, yet remain close?

I think about a colleague whose dad is quite ill; she needs to be at his bedside, and she is unable to be there, to have a presence, to provide support. I think about how that makes her feel, and I am saddened by her inability to be physically close. I think about my career as a nurse and how how the opportunity to hold a hand, to wipe a forehead, and to smile beyond a mask brought joy to those for whom I provided care, as well as to me.

I think about today’s students at all levels of their education who are having a transformational experience…whose connection is across networks, and who are learning as much about life as they are about required core curriculum.  I think about the Class of 2020: the 3.7 million high school seniors for whom natural trauma has been a constant. Born right after 9/11; they were fifth graders during Sandy Hook, and they were sophomores when a gunman attacked Marjorie Stoneman High School in Parkland, FL.  Our country has been at war since they were born, and the current war, the Coronavirus Pandemic, has reinforced life’s lessons that change happens.

I think about those on the frontlines, the healthcare workers, first responders and all of those who are working in “essential industries,” who risk their lives and those of their loved ones each and every day so that we may remain safe.

As controls are lifted, and as some communities venture out into a new type of normal, please consider these best practices for distancing: 

  • Limit your time in public; schedule your outings carefully 
  • Keep your distance
  • Bring hand sanitizer; continue to wear gloves 
  • Wash your hands
  • Cover your mouth; wear a mask to protect others

Remain close with phone calls to friends and loved ones, video chats, virtual game night (bring out those board games and decks of cards), virtual movie night, exercise videos and workouts online, mindfulness activities, and video games that connect you locally and globally. Use your devices to connect, to see others, to celebrate birthdays and milestones, and to stay connected. Keep your distance…but stay close! 

To start the process, AND START READING THINK DIFFERENTLY:

  • Please complete the contact form or email Sharon directly at info@sharonmweinstein.com.
  • Visit Sharon’s Consulting site for information about work/life balance programs and services, as well as an extensive client list by category.
  • You may also reach Sharon by phone at 202.798.0092.

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