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June 2, 2018 By Sharon Weinstein

What do you bring to the table?

A potluck?  Not at all- just a simple question. What’s your value-add? What skills, attributes, talents, energy, and insight do you bring to the table? 

Whether it is at work, at home, or within the community, you add an element of value? Have you thought about your own value-add, and how that benefits those with whom you work, live, and play?

 

I bring my nursing platform to the table; it has served me well and provided the basis for a journey that has taken me around the country and across the globe. Throughout my career, I have used the lessons learned from my initial educational program to grow personally and professionally.  And, I have taken it to the next level- by being of service to others, by mentoring the next generation of leaders, and by giving back.

I have worked with unique populations and have created a model that can be used as a prototype for every educational program that has international as a part of its mission. I believe that we have much to offer and a lot to learn. The model that I have created can be used to foster additional professional partnerships among growth-minded leaders from multiple industries.  I am committed to enhancing the business outcomes of my colleagues and helping these high-integrity leaders make great decisions that benefit their companies, organizations, families, and communities. What about you- what do you bring to the table? What value do you add? 

Filed Under: Advisory, C-Suite, CEO, CFO, CIO, Coaching, Consulting, Culture, Public speaking, Small Business, Strength, Success, Talent Management Tagged With: commitment, connectivity, development, empower, Encouragement, enrich, goal-setting, organization, personal development

November 25, 2013 By Sharon Weinstein

Information overload – are you under attack?

“In your thirst for knowledge, be sure not to drown in all the information.”

– Anthony J. D’Angelo

Do you really need to know every detail, be part of every meeting, or read every piece of information you come across? Give your brain a rest.

Technology should support and enable your business process, not dictate how business gets done.  The top things on your to do list should be  – eat right, sleep well, save room for ice cream.  Don’t worry about the mobile battery that won’t charge!  Don’t be in information overload, and here is why…technology can either take the edge off of the situation at hand, or technology can be another form of information overload!  untitled

Filed Under: Health & Wellness Tagged With: battery, connectivity, Information, rest, technology

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