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This is one of the most exciting interviews of the year.  In celebration of Morgan Rees' 50th birthday, she is celebrating 50 years of Hip Hop, featuring legends of Hip Hop.  For this show, Morgan Rees is sitting down with Houston Hip Hop DJ Legend, RocNation's own Sr. VP. of Promotions Lester "Sir" Pace.  

After laying the foundation for Hip Hop in the 80's as the host of the first Hip Hop radio show, Lester Pace went on to Interscope and Roc Nation.  Be sure to tune in and listen as we celebrate the 50-year anniversary of Hip Hop.

Introducing the "Good Morning Black People" podcast, where we're here to bring you that extra boost of positive energy to help you conquer your day like the incredible Black queen or king that you are! 💪🏾✨

Get ready to conquer the world, one "Good Morning Black People" episode at a time! 🎙️🔥✊🏾 

🌿Besoin de partager le cap et envie de commmuniquer autrement afin de fédérer vos équipes ? Derrière votre intention, un enjeu vous tient à coeur et vous souhaitez  partager autrement ce qui vous anime, alors ...  

🌻Ecouter cet épisode pour : 

•     Apprendre à GAGNER EN IMPACT et en INFLUENCE     
•     ETRE FOCUS et exprimer clairement VOS ENJEUX 
•     Partager avec force et enthousiasme votre "BIG WHY" 

Comment faire pour vivre pleinement son rôle de manager /leader en s'épanouissant et en grandissant ? Est ce possible de vivre un "Happy Leadership" ?    

Yes je le crois fermement ! Cet épisode 0 explique le sens, le BIG WHY  de cette chaine de podcast, qui je suis, à quoi je crois et comment en partageant mes connaissances, mes experiences et plein d'autres choses ... je vais vous aider dans votre croissance.  

Let's start together :)   

Putting together a rewarding career often requires years of ground work and a great deal of fine tuning. Practice and consistency will pay off and enable you to enjoy the process as well as the ultimate outcome.

In this episode, Tywauna 'Coach Tee' Wilson finishes the series on what the tortoise can teach us about our careers.

Tips for being patient on the job:

1. Working sustainable hours
2. Setting reasonable expectations
3. Analyze the industry trends

"One minute of patience can lead to 10 years of peace"-Unknown

Call to Action
What has being patient about your career taught you? Send me note on LinkedIn and let me know! I would love to hear from you.

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To connect with Tywauna 'Coach Tee Wilson'  for more strategies or join the monthly leadership roundtable, find her on LinkedIn at Tywauna Wilson, visit SomeLeadersWearLabCoats.com, or join the Tidbits w/Coach Tee Wilson Facebook group.

Could you benefit from ongoing mentoring? Check out the StandOut Leader Academy

If you are trying to focus on becoming an overnight success, you may want to focus on long term career success. Like the tortoise, slow and steady wins the race. Great rewards can be gained when you slow down and focus on moving forward steadily.

In this episode, Tywauna 'Coach Tee' Wilson continues the series on what the tortoise can teach us about our careers.

4 steps for being patient in your job search:

1. Conduct a personal inventory
2. Research opportunities
3. Consider long term impact
4. Celebrate victories 

"One minute of patience can lead to 10 years of peace"-Unknown

Call to Action
What has being patient about your career taught you? Send me note on LinkedIn and let me know! I would love to hear from you.

Be a Supporter!

Listen on Directimpactbroadcasting.com, Spotify, Apple Podcast or your favorite podcast platform. Don’t forget to subscribe to the show on your phone, tablet or notebook so you never miss an episode! Most importantly, please share with a friend, colleague, and family member!!

To connect with Tywauna 'Coach Tee Wilson'  for more strategies or join the monthly leadership roundtable, find her on LinkedIn at Tywauna Wilson, visit SomeLeadersWearLabCoats.com, or join the Tidbits w/Coach Tee Wilson Facebook group.

Could you benefit from ongoing mentoring? Check out the StandOut Leader Academy

If you are trying to focus on becoming an overnight success, you may want to focus on long term career success. Like the tortoise, slow and steady wins the race. Great rewards can be gained when you slow down and focus on moving forward steadily. 

In this episode, Tywauna 'Coach Tee' Wilson starts the series on what the tortoise can teach us about our careers.

4 insights you can learn about being patient about your career:

1. Define your own success
2. Be helpful to others
3. Steer a middle course
4. Lead a balanced life

"Patience is not the ability to wait but the ability to keep a good attitude while waiting"-Unknown

Call to Action
What has being patient about your career taught you? Send me note on LinkedIn and let me know! I would love to hear from you.

Be a Supporter!

Listen on Directimpactbroadcasting.com, Spotify, Apple Podcast or your favorite podcast platform. Don’t forget to subscribe to the show on your phone, tablet or notebook so you never miss an episode! Most importantly, please share with a friend, colleague, and family member!!

To connect with Tywauna 'Coach Tee Wilson'  for more strategies or join the monthly leadership roundtable, find her on LinkedIn at Tywauna Wilson, visit SomeLeadersWearLabCoats.com, or join the Tidbits w/Coach Tee Wilson Facebook group.

Could you benefit from ongoing mentoring? Check out the StandOut Leader Academy

Trying new things can be one of the scariest and most rewarding experiences of your life. In today's episode, Tywauna 'Coach Tee' challenges us to take action by trying something new.

3 Lessons you can learn from trying something new:

1. Independence
2. Moving on from failure
3. Nothing is Impossible

Call to Action
What new thing will you commit to trying today? Who will be your accountability partner?

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To connect with Tywauna 'Coach Tee Wilson'  for more strategies or join the monthly leadership roundtable, find her on LinkedIn at Tywauna Wilson, visit SomeLeadersWearLabCoats.com, or join the Tidbits w/Coach Tee Wilson Facebook group.

Could you benefit from ongoing mentoring? Check out the StandOut Leader Academy

Do you have a friend, colleague, mentee or child who has amazing plans but doesn't seem interested in taking action? You want to nudge them don't know how? In today's episode, Tywauna 'Coach Tee' challenges us to be the encourager our circle needs to get them taking action on their dreams, goals, and ideas.

Here are 3 Ways you can inspire others to take action TODAY:

1. Use Stories and Examples
2. Take Action With Them
3. Don't Point Out Their Mistakes, Focus on the Good

Call to Action
Who needs your help to get started? Call them today and ask how you can support their efforts in taking action.

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To connect with Tywauna 'Coach Tee Wilson'  for more strategies or join the monthly leadership roundtable, find her on LinkedIn at Tywauna Wilson, visit SomeLeadersWearLabCoats.com, or join the Tidbits w/Coach Tee Wilson Facebook group.

Could you benefit from ongoing mentoring? Check out the StandOut Leader Academy

In today's episode, Tywauna 'Coach Tee' Wilson gives practical steps for being a catalyst in your personal and professional life. 

"A positive attitude causes a chain reaction of positive thoughts, events and outcomes. It is a catalyst and it sparks extraordinary results."- Wade Boggs

Call to Action
In what area(s) of your life do you need to be a catalyst? Drop in the notes below.

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To connect with Tywauna 'Coach Tee Wilson'  for more strategies or join the monthly leadership roundtable, find her on LinkedIn at Tywauna Wilson, visit SomeLeadersWearLabCoats.com, or join the Tidbits w/Coach Tee Wilson Facebook group.

Could you benefit from ongoing mentoring? Check out the StandOut Leader Academy

Believe it or not, science has a lot to do with your self-discipline. It has been a fascinating topic for mankind. The benefits of a disciplined mind is being touted by everyone from the ancient Greeks to the earliest writers of orient.  

 In today's episode, Tywauna 'Coach Tee' Wilson shares 5 scientific secrets for improving your self discipline:

1. Begin on Monday
2. Make a list
3. Make it visual
4. Get help
5. Adequate sleep

Call to Action
Drop a line below to share with me the secret you will start to implement right away.

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To connect with Tywauna 'Coach Tee Wilson'  for more strategies or join the monthly leadership roundtable, find her on LinkedIn at Tywauna Wilson, visit SomeLeadersWearLabCoats.com, or join the Tidbits w/Coach Tee Wilson Facebook group.

Could you benefit from ongoing mentoring? Check out the StandOut Leader Academy

It can be hard to bounce back after failure. Your enthusiasm can be hard to come by, especially when you feel you have been knocked down. Setbacks and disappointments have a way of knocking down your confidence as well. We start doubting ourselves and lose sight of who we really are. Without confidence, it becomes impossible to try, guaranteeing failure.
Thankfully, we know one thing for certain: Confidence can be reclaimed, as every successful person knows.

 “Success is stumbling from failure to failure with no loss of enthusiasm.” -Winston Churchill  

 In today's episode, Tywauna 'Coach Tee' Wilson shares 3 tips to regain your confidence after a setback:

1. Remind yourself you can do it
2. Limit the destructive self talk
3. Keep trying

Call to Action
Drop a line below to share with us the tips you have for regaining your confidence after a setback or failure.

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To connect with Tywauna 'Coach Tee Wilson'  for more strategies or join the monthly leadership roundtable, find her on LinkedIn at Tywauna Wilson, visit SomeLeadersWearLabCoats.com, or join the Tidbits w/Coach Tee Wilson Facebook group.

Could you benefit from ongoing mentoring? Check out the StandOut Leader Academy

What does it take for someone to be a leader? Some people believe that you must be born with it. While it may be true that some people possess a natural ability towards leadership, it can be learned. Like anything else, you get better at it with practice and the desire to want to be a better leader. Let's face it, there are some leaders who are not effective and their style can be classified as bad. This could be due to their micromanagement, lack of integrity, or numerous other things. 

 In today's episode, Tywauna 'Coach Tee' Wilson will share some signs to look for in people who may be classified as bad leaders. 

Call to Action
Drop a line below to share with us, the learning lessons you have learned from bad leaders.

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To connect with Tywauna 'Coach Tee Wilson'  for more strategies or join the monthly leadership roundtable, find her on LinkedIn at Tywauna Wilson, visit SomeLeadersWearLabCoats.com, or join the Tidbits w/Coach Tee Wilson Facebook group.

Could you benefit from ongoing mentoring? Check out the StandOut Leader Academy

We all have moments where we fall into perfectionism. For some of us, this might happen kind of often. For others, not as often.
While occasional super attention to detail is okay, it’s when we make perfectionism a way of life where it becomes a problem. Those are the times where we finally need to take charge of our lives and learn how to let go and start taking action towards our dreams. Check out the full episode to learn ways to defeat your perfectionist ways once and for all. 
 
5 Ways To Defeat Perfectionism

1. Start at the core 
2. Drop the “Should” in your conversation
3. Rewrite the script you keep telling yourself
4. Don't compare yourself to others
5. Show yourself some mercy and grace

Call to Action
Are you ready to defeat your perfectionism once and for all? Drop a comment below to share which way perfectionism usually shows up for you.

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To connect with Tywauna 'Coach Tee Wilson'  for more strategies or join the monthly leadership roundtable, find her on LinkedIn at Tywauna Wilson, visit SomeLeadersWearLabCoats.com, or join the Tidbits w/Coach Tee Wilson Facebook group.

Could you benefit from ongoing mentoring? Check out the StandOut Leader Academy

Perfectionism is what cripples you. It makes you stand still, freeze up, to feel like you're never going to measure up. It's what pushes you toward unhealthy obsession and drives both you and your co-workers nuts. What you're looking for is imperfection. Tune in today to hear how imperfection in the workplace can be a good thing!

4 Ways Imperfection Makes a Better Workplace

• It makes us more aware
• It allows us to have mercy with our colleagues
• Allows us to set achievable goals
• It builds stronger more cohesive teams

Call to Action
How has your imperfection in the workplace been a benefit? Drop a comment below to share your experience

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To connect with Tywauna 'Coach Tee Wilson'  for more strategies or join the monthly leadership roundtable, find her on LinkedIn at Tywauna Wilson, visit SomeLeadersWearLabCoats.com, or join the Tidbits w/Coach Tee Wilson Facebook group.

Could you benefit from ongoing mentoring? Check out the StandOut Leader Academy

A great leader has to be perfect, right? Nothing could be further from the truth. After all, even a leader is still human. In truth, a leader is generally called on to make more decisions than those who work under them, so it could be argued they make more mistakes than anyone else. In this episode Tywauna 'Coach Tee' discusses the leadership traits rooted in imperfection. 

The best leaders have the following traits:

1. Inspiration
2. Approachability
3. Trustworthiness
4. Self-Awareness

Call to Action
What leadership traits do you have that are rooted in imperfection?

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To connect with Tywauna 'Coach Tee Wilson'  for more strategies or join the monthly leadership roundtable, find her on LinkedIn at Tywauna Wilson, visit SomeLeadersWearLabCoats.com, or join the Tidbits w/Coach Tee Wilson Facebook group.

Could you benefit from ongoing mentoring? Check out the StandOut Leader Academy

When you hear the word perfectionist, do you think I am talking about you? Today, Tywauna 'Coach Tee' Wilson will take you through questions that will help you determine if maybe you have some perfectionist qualities. If you find yourself answering yes to an uncomfortable amount of these questions, you're not alone. The key thing to remember is this: There is no day like today to make a change. With this in mind, it's time to embrace imperfection. Let go of the old ways and accept the freedom to be found in being “good enough.”

Questions to ask yourself to find out if you're a perfectionist:

1. Do you find yourself picking out the flaws in what you or other people are trying to accomplish?
2. Do you set goals that are impossible to attain?
3. Do you put off tasks, especially ones where you feel unsure of yourself?
4. Is it really hard to accept a compliment?
5. Do you bring up others' mistakes frequently, or worse, beat yourself up for your own mistakes long after the mistake even happened?
6. Do you find yourself worrying about what other people think, especially in regards to their approval?

You have to listen to the full episode to get the other questions! They're GOOD!! 

Call to Action
Did any of the questions resonate with you? Is being a perfectionist keeping you from going after your dreams?

Be a Supporter!

Listen on Directimpactbroadcasting.com, Spotify, Apple Podcast or your favorite podcast platform. Don’t forget to subscribe to the show on your phone, tablet or notebook so you never miss an episode! Most importantly, please share with a friend, colleague, and family member!!

To connect with Tywauna 'Coach Tee Wilson'  for more strategies or join the monthly leadership roundtable, find her on LinkedIn at Tywauna Wilson, visit SomeLeadersWearLabCoats.com, or join the Tidbits w/Coach Tee Wilson Facebook group.

Could you benefit from ongoing mentoring? Check out the StandOut Leader Academy

In today's podcast, Tywauna 'Coach Tee' continues the series on mentoring and guiding others.

You are ready to be a mentor, Congratulations! But one problem... you are unsure of what to look for in a mentee or trainee that may lend way to a successful relationship. You may be wondering, how do you know when you found someone who will make the perfect student to share your knowledge with?

You can start by looking for these traits in your future mentee.

Traits of people that make good mentees

• Willing to put the time in
• Know what they don't know
• Actively listens
• Has other mentors
• Different from you
• They have something to offer

Call to Action
Identify someone you can mentor. Do they have any of the above traits? In the comments, let me know what traits you look for in a mentee.

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To connect with Tywauna 'Coach Tee Wilson'  for more strategies or join the monthly leadership roundtable, find her on LinkedIn at Tywauna Wilson, visit SomeLeadersWearLabCoats.com, or join the Tidbits w/Coach Tee Wilson Facebook group.

Could you benefit from ongoing mentoring? Check out the StandOut Leader Academy

In today's podcast, Tywauna 'Coach Tee' continues the series on mentoring and guiding others.

When you think of mentoring, you probably think of workplace relationships or career building. Mentoring doesn't have to be limited to this. You can find mentors in a variety of situations including youth mentoring and couples mentoring to name a few.
Regardless of the space that you choose to add value to others, do you have the essential characteristics of a successful mentor?

7 Traits of a Successful Mentor 

1. You have a real desire to help
2. Positive Attitude
3. Real and Authentic
4. Great Listener
5. Compassionate
6. Can Set Healthy Boundaries
7. Good at Awkward/Uncomfortable Conversations

Call to Action
In what areas of your life can you be a good mentor or trainer? What's stopping you from taking action today?

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To connect with Tywauna 'Coach Tee Wilson'  for more strategies or join the monthly leadership roundtable, find her on LinkedIn at Tywauna Wilson, visit SomeLeadersWearLabCoats.com, or join the Tidbits w/Coach Tee Wilson Facebook group.

Could you benefit from ongoing mentoring? Check out the StandOut Leader Academy

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Aujourd’hui, je vous présente Sonia Valente. Sonia est coach professionnelle certifiée spécialisée en gestion de carrière, et auteure du livre “Comment trouver sa place quand on ne rentre dans aucune case : Le guide des multipotentiels dans le monde du travail” publié en janvier 2021 aux éditions Eyrolles. 

Nous avons discuté de : 

→ Son parcours : Sonia passe de juriste en entreprise dans un département RH à coach professionnelle en gestion de carrière 

→ Les outils qu’elle privilégie en coaching professionnel individuel : approche PNL, analyse transactionnelle et approche narrative 

→ Qu’est-ce qu’un profil “multipotentiel” dans le cadre du travail et pourquoi utiliser ce terme-là ? Quelles différences avec un profil dit “généraliste”

→ Les mutations du travail que Sonia a observées ces dernières années, et notamment le passage d’une économie des spécialistes à une économie des généralistes 

→ Pourquoi le système éducatif a-t-il été construit pour former des spécialistes et quelles sont ses idées pour le faire évoluer ? 

→ Quelle place ont ces profils dans l’entreprise et quels sont leurs atouts ? 

→ Comment les manager et les encadrer pour qu’ils s’épanouissent et performent en entreprise ? Quelle politique de gestion des carrières ? 

J'espère que l'épisode vous plaira ! 

Où retrouver Sonia ? 

• Découvrir Move on Up 
• Son livre "Comment trouver sa place quand on ne rentre dans aucune case : Le guide des multipotentiels dans le monde du travail”
• Son profil LinkedIn 

Les recommandations de Sonia durant l'épisode : 

• La conférence "Why some of us don't have one true calling" d'Emilie Wapnick
• Le livre Body of work, de Pamela Slim

Assertiveness is an important skill for effective communication. Assertiveness allows you to advocate for yourself and your needs in a healthy and respectful way.

In today's podcast, Tywauna 'Coach Tee' analyzes discusses steps for being more assertive without rubbing people the wrong way.

Steps to Being Assertive

• Ask for what you want or need
• Saying "No"
• Speaking your mind respectfully
• Use "I" statements when speaking
• Don't apologize for your feelings

Call to Action
Evaluate the areas in your life where you need to advocate for yourself.  In what areas of your life do you need to be more assertive? Commit to practicing being assertive in that area.

Be a Supporter!

Listen on Directimpactbroadcasting.com, Spotify, Apple Podcast or your favorite podcast platform. Don’t forget to subscribe to the show on your phone, tablet or notebook so you never miss an episode! Most importantly, please share with a friend, colleague, and family member!!

To connect with Tywauna 'Coach Tee Wilson'  for more strategies or join the monthly leadership roundtable, find her on LinkedIn at Tywauna Wilson, visit SomeLeadersWearLabCoats.com, or join the Tidbits w/Coach Tee Wilson Facebook group.