Archives: Lessons Learned

I don’t believe in coincidence. I don’t believe in luck. I believe we learn what we need to learn at just the right moment in time. I believe we connect with the people we’re supposed to meet when we need them most. I also believe that every person is blessed with someone special whose presence [...]

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This year has been a huge year in which growth has happened in leaps and bounds for both myself and for She Takes on the World. These are a few of the major things that happened this year: Started the year as a freshly incorporated company, woohoo My book was born (after a 2 year [...]

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  As we wrap up 2012 and start to plan for the New Year I wanted to review the things I got right and the things I didn’t. In the past few years, there have been so many changes in the book industry, and in technology, that sometimes my only guide has been my intuition. [...]

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Presenting on Video requires a completely different skill set from stage presenting. This is a fact few people are aware of. Being able to speak to a live audience does not necessarily mean you will come across well on-screen.

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  It happens in the business world all the time. A company or a brand, desperate for some publicity, takes their marketing campaign or business model just a little to far, creating an unexpected wave of consumer backlash. Commonly referred to as “jumping the shark,” this act of corporate humiliation can often cause irreparable damage [...]

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Filming your online videos, you want to reduce anything that could create audio or visual barriers (consciously or subconsciously) with your viewer.

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Teach People How to Treat You

By Dina Eisenberg

You teach people how to treat you. When you say yes when you mean no. When you relent because it’s easier than arguing. When you value your client’s happiness over you own.. Houston, you have a problem. You taught people to disregard you. How To Be Treated Like A Gem My family and friends like [...]

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Banish Pre-Meeting Jitters

By Deborah Sweeney

Whether you’re a seasoned pro at conducting department meetings or a speaking one on one with a new partner for the first time, you can’t avoid the fluttering of those butterflies in your stomach or the sudden need to chew your fingernails off thinking about whether or not everything will go smoothly. Kick your pre-meeting [...]

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