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Misti is one of the most down-to-earth people you’ll meet… she is an award-winning author, entrepreneur & innovator. Her work has been featured on National Public Radio (NPR), in the Washington Business Journal, and the Huffington Post, just to name a few. Nearly fifteen years ago, Misti started her career with a passion for helping young and seasoned professionals understand how to communicate effectively with one another – today, her groundbreaking work is about helping leaders reveal the talent hidden within their team.
Contact Misti if you’re looking to:
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- Develop your leadership potential and overcome blind spots.
- Foster collaboration, responsibility, and productivity during transitions.
- Enhance relationships, team dynamics, and reputation.
- Effectively manage young professionals and address challenges with problem employees.
- Strengthen leadership presence, promote ownership, and motivate your team.
- Navigate difficult conversations, overcome complacency, and build resiliency.
- Improve communication skills for career advancement.
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Recent Posts
Be You, and Trust It’s Enough
Have You Ever Taken Something Personally That Wasn’t About You? Before we dive in, if you haven’t already, check out my recent blog, "Will They Appreciate the Real Me?". It shares a powerful story about choosing authenticity in the face of doubt—a theme that continues...
Mistakes, Boundaries, and Self-Kindness: Transforming Shame into Growth
Walking across the gym floor, I was excited for an outdoor workout on a mild winter day in Maryland. It was the height of the pandemic, and the gym had strict protocols in place to keep everyone safe. My mind was already on the assault bike and the bursts of fresh air...
Turning Frustration Into a Leadership Superpower
Have you ever found yourself so caught up in frustration with a colleague or team member that you missed the chance to turn it into a moment of growth? It’s a feeling many of us can relate to, and it’s exactly what Janet and I were discussing over coffee. As she...