I've been promoted to Senior Staff Writer at Tom's Guide! Incredibly honored to work with this amazing and inspirational team. I plan to take things to the next level in 2024. The best is yet to come!
Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, Master of Science in Construction Management (MSc),Bachelor's degree in Modern Languages, Master of Arts in Higher Education (MA) U.S. Equivalency approved by WES.
My first publication of 2024 and with new collaboration partners! Great experience writing with Ann Moylan and Elizabeth Morgan! Hoping we can do it again sometime :)
Image: Innovative Models of Parent Education and Empowerment for Families of Disabled Children, Elizabeth H. Morgan, PhD; Leah C. Geer, PhD; J. Ann Moylan, PhD, CCLS, CFLE, January 26th, 2024, NCFR Report, Winter 2023, See all articles from this issue, In Brief, Interventions that center family agency and resourcefulness enable families to meet their children's needs. BIPOC and Deaf communities have cultural capital that can provide personal agency to overcome systemic challenges for disabled children. Culturally sensitive and inclusive interventions that are asset-based and family-centered can serve as models for family researchers and practitioners." There are also small photos of each author. Morgan has shoulder-length curly dark brown hair. She's smiling at the camera wearing glasses. Geer has straight shoulder-length hair and a purple blouse. Moylan has salt and pepper hair and a red top. She's smiling at the camera.
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While I've been sharing my (little) knowledge with the professional fraternity and students for some time now, I'm excited to share my new page on Topmate!
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📿 Unlocking the Magic of #Jewelry and ideas through #Storytelling! 📚💎
As a #jewelrywriter, #blogger, #journalist (and jewelry business coach/consultant), storytelling is a topic that truly ignites my #passion. Why? Because it holds the key to evoke emotions, deepen understanding, enhance memory, and drive action.
In the world of #jewelry, storytelling extends far beyond the glimmering gemstones and precious metals.
It's our secret weapon in #jewelrysales and #marketing, but it's also a bridge to share ideas, drive change, and express our loves and fears. It's a shield to protect the things we hold dear.
Remember, storytelling is both a habit and an art form, but here's the catch: authenticity is non-negotiable. People can spot a disingenuous tale from a mile away.
Take a page from the Ted Talks playbook – they are masters of storytelling. Every speaker wields the power of narrative to ensure their audience carries home one unforgettable lesson.
So, let's dive into a conversation: How do you harness the power of storytelling in your #jewelrybusiness? Share your insights and let's inspire each other to craft narratives as precious as the #jewels we adore! 💬💫 #JewelryStorytelling#SparklingNarratives#AuthenticityMatters#Storytellingistheway
Industry gets a lot of flack for cost and schedule overruns, some of them fair. That said, these efforts are two-party relationships, and I think this happens more than most might suspect.
Why? Many reasons. The POM/BES process, inflation, personnel turnover, all sorts of factors. Is the PEO who delivers a capability the one who originally published the requirement or originally built the POM for it? No, never.
Bottom line, candid, open, and inventive-aligned relationships between industry and government are the best way to win, and counter China…
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