Bring Your Soul to Work with Career Coach Mo Faul Career Coach Mo Faul

If only desire was all we needed to succeed! We’d all be at the top of our game. Beyonce and Rihanna both had the desire to succeed. But it was their inner power, their decisiveness, their willingness to be seen, and their absolute commitment to being the sovereign, authority over their careers – that led to their success. On this episode, I’ll be sharing what you can learn from these women, and exactly what qualities you need to amplify your impact and rock your career.

Black professional women deserve a seat at the table. But let’s face it, we are still dealing with racism and sexism in the workplace. Today I’m interviewing two of my clients whose work load was breaking their souls. Dr. Katisha Robinson-Smith struggled saying no to things that did not fuel her soul. Jajuana Patrick was passed up time and time again by her white male colleagues despite her qualifications and skills. Join me and learn how some of these kickass women in our community learned to speak from their power, say no to things that don’t align, and are now navigating a life and career with twists and turns as the best version of themselves. Not only will you be inspired by their journeys, you’ll get insight on how to navigate racism and sexism in your work environment.

Do you work yourself to the bone because deep down, you're trying to prove that you're enough? Were you raised with the idea that the only way to get ahead is to put others before you? My client Nadia really wanted to land her dream job. Instead, she landed in the emergency room. My client Jen was doubting her worth and ability to get ahead. Join us, we'll share how to safeguard your health, which is worth wayyyyy more than your career. We'll share the proven formula these ladies used to break free of the old conditioning that was making Nadia and Jen overwork and neglect their own self-care. If you're being pulled in too many directions, this will make a big difference!

A Resume Without Soul Won't Get You Hired. It’s a fact: in order to get better, bigger opportunities that are aligned with your gifts you need to have a resume. But not just any resume. I’ll be going live with Coach Juanita our resume expert to explain what professional women always get wrong on their resumes. Mostly, it has to do with a lack of clarity about where you’re truly going, and what you have to bring to the table. So much can sabotage a great resume. Mindset issues like imposter syndrome, burnout and

You’re tweaking your LinkedIn page, sending out your resume, applying for jobs… and nothing’s happening. And the whole time you’re kind of resenting that you have to be visible at all. It all feels so fake. And it’s literally exhausting! Can you relate to this? Today, Coach Portia and I are going to share what’s truly needed to be visible in your career. Because being visible actually has very little to do with your LinkedIn page or your resume. Being visible doesn’t have to be exhausting, scary, or even uncomfortable. It can be joyful! Please join us and we’ll help you create the internal shift to release the pressure to be who you think you have to be, and relax into who you are. (So you can get the job!!!)

If two CEOs gave you advice on how to advance your career, would you listen? Today I’m talking with Coach Stacey to reveal the reasons professional women don’t advance to the executive ranks. We’ll be sharing the inside track that no one tells you, because we’ve seen (and experienced!) it ALL. This conversation will be an exceptionally valuable one, especially if you’re a professional woman who feels stuck at the same level in your career. And here’s the good news: In order to advance, you DON’T need to kiss ass or pretend to be someone you’re not. You also don’t need to exhaust yourself and work more hours. Join us today to learn why you haven’t moved up in a while, and find out what’s actually required.