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Tag Archives: How did you get here
Thoughtful Ways to Stress Less
This past summer, my professional life took way off in a beautiful blessed direction. Real life confession- that is why you have received way more reflections and comics. Thank you for your likes, comments, and re-blogs. Thank you for knowing … Continue reading
Posted in Reflections
Tagged business, community, email, employment, entrepreneur, faith, goals, How did you get here, learning opportunity, life lessons, mentors, mindfulness, multitasking, purpose, Reflections, self care, single-tasking, social work, stress
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Real Currency
Your network is your currency – Dee Poku Spalding Positively Purging-I welcome your feedbacks in the comments and your likes and passing the real life wisdom on to others as I embark on this new venture of “positively purging“, … Continue reading
Posted in Reflections
Tagged career goals, community, composing your life work, Dee Poku Spalding, employment opportunities, entrepreneur, fateful, goals, hindsight, honesty, How did you get here, human development, inspirations, internship, interview, introductions, knowledge, learning opportunity, letter of reference, life choices, life lessons, marketability, mentorship, mindfulnness, Networking, new job, opportunity, purpose
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Finding an Opportunity : Pages of a Career Journal
I came across two yellow half sheets in my professional journal. Reading them, I knew they were two of many opportunities in my life time, but they made me smile. Opportunity Email : “_Counseling Center is a center for uninsured … Continue reading
Posted in Career Journal, Clinical Supervision
Tagged advocacy, career goals, employment opportunities, entrepreneur, faith, goals, How did you get here, inspiration, introductions, life, mentor, mindfulness, Networking, opportunity, professionals, purpose, realationships, research therapist, resume, social worker, stepping stone, strangers, success
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Payments and Illusions
I always make my clients and those I supervise pay up front. I just feel if you’re putting your money on the table, you’re more inclined to do the work. Recently, a student handed me his folded bills and said … Continue reading
