by jeanbriese | Dec 21, 2018 | Creating Happiness, Family Reflection- Part 2, General, inspiration, inspire, Personal Growth, Success, Successful Women, Transform, Women
Chaos It’s six p.m. on baking day. There are sprinkles, sugar, crushed peppermint, flour, and chocolate chips on every counter and on the floors. All available counter space is covered with ingredients, cookies cooling on racks, cookie sheets, wax paper, and kitchen...
by jeanbriese | Nov 10, 2017 | Becoming Who You Were Meant To Be, Change, growth, Imagine, inspiration, Leadership, Personal Growth, Success, Successful Women, tranformation, Transform, Women
With the premier of Justice League right around the corner, it’s a great time to look at the leadership lessons we can learn from Diana Prince. I watched with pride as Diana navigated an unfamiliar world, all the while discovering the purpose for which she was...
by jeanbriese | Jun 27, 2017 | Change, growth, inspiration, inspire, Motivation, Success, Successful Women, Time, Transform
Are you going home drained at the end of the day? So busy at work you barely have time to visit the restroom? Or you go to the restroom to get moments of silence? It’s time for ruthless prioritization.” The National Academy of Sciences conducted a study about decision...
by jeanbriese | Jun 23, 2017 | Becoming Who You Were Meant To Be, Girls, Great Help, inspiration, Leadership, Personal Growth, Success, Successful Women, Women
The 2016 Athenas Dr. Maria Harper-Marinick, Maricopa Community Colleges, Catherine Alonzo, Javelina, and Rebecca Clyde, Ideas Collide participated in a panel discussion at the Professional Women’s Alliance luncheon last week. There was all kinds of awesomeness...
by jeanbriese | Apr 4, 2017 | Becoming Who You Were Meant To Be, Change, Creating Happiness, Family Reflection- Part 2, Girls, Imagine, inspire, Memoir, Motivation, Personal Growth, Successful Women, Transform, Women
“The world doesn’t need what women have, it needs what women are.” Edith Stein My mom was born in 1940. She grew up in an age when children were seen and not heard. A proper Southern Belle, she like many her age, was taught that a woman’s success was...
