by Tanaya Silcox | Jul 19, 2020 | All Posts, Bring Your Soul to Work Podcast, Career Change, Career Development, Client Interviews, Leadership, Self Improvement, Self Promotion
LISTEN TO THE PODCAST What are your blind spots costing you? Blind spots, by their very definition, are hard to see. Usually we don’t know what our blind spots are until someone points them out to us. Blind spots often have to do with how you’re viewing or seeing... by Tanaya Silcox | Jul 11, 2020 | All Posts, Bring Your Soul to Work Podcast, Career Change, Career Development, Client Interviews, Leadership, Self Improvement, Self Promotion
LISTEN TO THE PODCAST When my client Lisa was just a little girl, an attorney came to her parents’ rescue when their farmland was threatened. To Lisa, he was like a guardian angel whose wisdom saved the day. She was so moved by the experience that she decided to be... 
by Tanaya Silcox | Jun 14, 2020 | All Posts, Bring Your Soul to Work Podcast, Career Change, Career Development, Client Interviews, Leadership, Self Improvement, Self Promotion
LISTEN TO THE PODCAST I am excited to kick off the week with a wonderful conversation with a fabulous educator, Cathy Beals, EdD. Cathy came to work with me and my team because she was experiencing the problems many women have: Hitting the same roadblocks Not... 
by Tanaya Silcox | May 30, 2020 | All Posts, Bring Your Soul to Work Podcast, Career Change, Career Development, Client Interviews, Leadership, Self Improvement, Self Promotion
Do you ever think or feel that you’re not enough? This thinking/feeling pattern can be tough to identify. It starts in childhood and becomes so ingrained you hardly notice. But here’s how you KNOW it’s operating under the surface: You work yourself to the bone but... 
by Mo Faul | Nov 12, 2019 | Bring Your Soul to Work Podcast, Career Development, Self Improvement
LISTEN TO THE PODCAST Getting pushed back from life is a common problem. Getting thrown into caring for elderly and sick parents, caring for them as they die and having to juggle a full-time job and life is a heavy load. Just ask, Rosalind. She was in that...
