Compensate

Motivate is our verb today! Sheila helps us with the internal and external reasoning and or pressures we face as we motivate ourselves and others. Sheila also offers explanations concerning women and ADHA.Thanks for listening!

Compensate is our verb today! How have you compensated for your shortfalls? Did you know you had a few? Whichones stick out in your mind that you turned around from a weakness to a strength? Which one are you working on now?Thanks for listening!

Overlook is our verb today! Such an absolutely fun time discussing it. Sheila and I offer ways to Overlook something, while growing and learning is ever present!Thanks for listening!

Split is our verb for today! Such fun! Listen in as Sheila and I offer some personal and professional uses of the term and concept of “to split”.Thanks for listening!

Admire is our verb for today! Such an inviting verb of whatwe sometimes would like to be. Who have you Admired in your life that helped you become the “You” that you are today? My Mom is #1 on my list! How about you?Thanks for listening!

Acquire is our verb for today! Listen in as Sheila offers anegative and positive by-product of the verb and Wayne offers 15 skills, we might want to learn moving forward in a professional (and sometimes personal) environment.Thank you for spending time with us today!!!

Accuse is our verb today. Sheila explains the Dreyfus Affair and the French term "J'accuse" as we discuss "Accuse" in what turns out (for us) to be a very fun and informative podcast!Listen in, thanks!!!

Characterize is the verb for today. You do not want to miss this episode!!!Listen in as we discuss a few words you might want to reflect on as you write your resume, cover letter, annual evaluation, and other useful times.Thanks for listening!

Tempt was a verb that dared us to find the positives; and we did! Sheila brings us to the scientific aspects of Tempt and Wayne introduces ways to fight the urge to take the easy way out.Thanks for listening!

Undermine; what a dynamic verb! Sheila helps us understand that we sometimes sabotage ourselves. Her research found a thought: "Look for glimmers, not triggers!"Thanks for listening!