The words you tell yourself guide you through life. If you tell yourself that you are dumb, stupid, not good enough, or unlovable – those hurtful words become your beliefs. You will carry their weight like invisible baggage that weighs you down and limits your opportunities. They will act like a … [Read more...]
Women Who Leap: Cassie De Pecol
Cassie De Pecol First Woman to Travel to all 196 Countries "I saw people in history making big changes and I wanted to make a big change in my life." The trip took 18 months and 10 days. She was inspired by another first, Amelia Earhart. In the summer of 2010, Cassie saved up $2,000 and … [Read more...]
Letting Your Light Shine
Today we witnessed the solar eclipse and in our Leap to Confidence classroom the topic was Identifying and Sharing Your Strengths. It was the perfect moment to take some time for reflection. It's so easy to cover up who we really are and to hide our gifts and talents. You might find that you tend … [Read more...]
In Public Speaking, She Found a Vocation
By Lisa Deaderick Contact Reporter Published February 26, 2017 Copyright © 2017, The San Diego Union-Tribune O, The Oprah Magazine was writing a piece in 2007 about women having difficult conversations and they called Dana Bristol-Smith. She’d been working in public speaking since 1993, … [Read more...]
Seven Women Named First “I Leap Award” Winners
Recipients honored for overcoming barriers in achieving personal, professional success (Carlsbad, California) – Timed to coincide with National Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and to celebrate its own milestone of serving 1,000 women through its programs, Leap to Success honors seven San Diego … [Read more...]
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