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First.Only. Different.

Posted on September 21, 2019 by msw blog

Shonda Rhimes coined the term ” First .Only. Different.” an FOD in your field comes with a unique responsibilities and a potent opportunity to rewrite the rules, to redefine norms, to represent for the communities that haven’t had a seat … Continue reading →

Posted in Reflections | Tagged career goals, Elaine Welteroth, faith, First .Only. Different., How did you get here, human development, inspiration, journey, life lessons, mentor, mindfulness, Networking, opportunity, perspective, purpose, Representation, responsibility, resume, rewrite the rules, Shonda Rhimes, trailblazer, Women of color | Leave a comment

Incorporate Luck into Career Plan

Posted on August 19, 2019 by msw blog

Yes, hard work and determination matter, but every CEO can tell you about a time when being in the right place at the right time made all the difference — in other words, when they got lucky. This might sound … Continue reading →

Posted in Networking | Tagged career, career goals, constructive criticism, determination, elevator speech, experiences, failure, goals, How did you get here, Karen Burns, luck, mistakes, Networking, purpose, reputation for excellence, resume, success, support system | 3 Comments

Trauma of Job Loss

Posted on May 24, 2019 by msw blog

Work matters- it helps put food on the table and clothes on our back. It connects us to an evolving world. It often develops and affirms our identities. Even when it feels like an idleness, work engages us and shapes … Continue reading →

Posted in Clinical Supervision | Tagged advice, anxiety, confidence, confused, Direction, faith, Fired, Higher Education, Hiring, identities, income, insomnia, malnutrition, negativity, Networking, new job, Positivity, purpose, Recovery, Recruiter, resume, Social Life, unemployed, unemployment | 6 Comments

Stepping Stones :Finding Yourself

Posted on April 26, 2019 by msw blog

One of my favorite sayings for clients and students is “A mountain is NOT built in a day, it is one small rock at a time that makes that beautiful mountain.” I, love Kathryn Crawford’s pebble analogy and will be referencing … Continue reading →

Posted in Clinical Supervision, Networking | Tagged Best Practice, burn out, case management, clinical expert, Clinical Social Work, coaching client, conversation, convert, Direct Practice, education, evaluation, faith, family, finding yourself, Goal Setting, group faciliatory, hindsight, How did you get here, inspiration, investigate, LICSW, life choices, life lessons, mental health, mindfulness, opportunities, personal growth professional growth, purpose, resume, self-worth, social work, Stepping Stones, stuck, success, therapist | 2 Comments

Representation

Posted on January 15, 2019 by msw blog

If in high school i’d felt as if I were representing my neighborhood, now at Princeton I was representing my race. Anytime I found my voice in class or nailed an exam, I quietly hoped it help make a larger … Continue reading →

Posted in Reflections | Tagged advocacy, Believe, career goals, employment opportunities, entrepreneur, faith, gender, goals, gratitude, How did you get here, inspiration, introductions, judgmental, life, lifestyle, mentor, Michelle Obama, mindfulness, neighborhood, Networking, opportunity, poverty, professionals, purpose, race, realationships, Representation, resume, sterotypes, success, support system | Leave a comment

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