by Katrina Jamison | Jan 20, 2021 | Leadership, Brand, Communication, Execution, Finance, Life Plan, Marketing Funnel, Mindset, Mission and Core Values, Productivity, Sales Framework
Because it’s the start of the new year I have been asked as of late which books I would recommend. Today we are talking about the foundational books and audio programs that I treasure. So here’s the deal, first let me say that if you are going to go...
by Katrina Jamison | Jan 13, 2021 | Execution, Life Plan, Mindset, Productivity
Today we are talking about not just a morning routine, but our personal daily routine that resonates with you. What daily routine do you execute that carries your energy throughout the day and is a routine that is yours, meaning it resonates with you and you enjoy...
by Katrina Jamison | Jan 11, 2021 | Communication, Execution, Leadership, Life Plan, Mindset, Mission and Core Values, Productivity
We have officially done it. A full year of daily podcast episodes! 365 episodes. It’s mind blowing, humbling, and exciting! I had to take this last episode to first, thank you for listening to me. And at the same time, let me apologize that you had...
by Katrina Jamison | Jan 10, 2021 | Execution, Life Plan, Mindset, Productivity
Are you scrapping your resolution already? It happens. We have the best of intentions but we don’t ground ourselves in the process to help us build a true habit. That’s where most people fail. They focus on the “resolution” or the end result, but...
by Katrina Jamison | Jan 8, 2021 | Life Plan, Mindset, Mission and Core Values
If you have ever been on maternity leave in a corporation, either they do it right or they screw it up royally. I’ve never seen a company land somewhere in between. Which is why maternity leave can leave you feeling unappreciated. The corporate world, as you...
by Katrina Jamison | Jan 7, 2021 | Leadership, Mindset
How do you manage someone who is blind to their underperformance? Have you ever worked with someone who very clearly thought their work and contributions were better than what they were actually delivering? It happens commonly in the corporate world simply because...
