Workplace Ethics, Etiquette and Education

Are you afraid to take the next step in your relationship?  Ask for the raise at work?  Not sure how to look for a new job or have that difficult conversation with a friend?  If you would like to learn how to take the next step and with coaching on what to say and how to say it - then email me and I will set up a complimentary one-on-one coaching session with you today.  I only have time for 3 new clients - so please don't hesitate to message me at leanne.fuller@weeehelp.com .

Are you afraid to take the next step in your relationship?  Ask for the raise at work?  Not sure how to look for a new job or have that difficult conversation with a friend?  If you would like to learn how to take the next step and with coaching on what to say and how to say it - then email me and I will set up a complimentary one-on-one coaching session with you today.  I only have time for 3 new clients - so please don't hesitate to message me at leanne.fuller@weeehelp.com .

I recently met a wonderful person named Kim O'Hara who has written a book called, "Kicking Abuse in the Ass."  It has just been released and it is not only a story of the sexual abuse she endured but an opportunity for her to heal and for others to heal as well.   I highly encourage you to buy it if you are struggling or have struggled.  But sometimes I think as women we don't reach out because we have decided it makes us weak or we are ashamed to admit that something has happened to us.  Isn't this why the now viral, "Me Too" movement has been such a blessing.  But I know there are still plenty of women who are afraid or who don't believe anyone would listen.  And who could blame them?  So many times their concerns, words, cries have fell on deaf ears.  I did not discuss my own harassment for years.  I somehow didn't think it was a big deal.  Until my teenage daughter was astounded that I had fought and won a court battle and never told her.