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Good books. Useful books. For Interns and Intern Managers. Worth a look see. Rob is a Pro's Pro. He's been on both sides of the equation. He shares from his authentic (and highly successful) career journey.

To our #SoCalACMA American Case Management Association (ACMA) Members! #nurses #socialworkers #doctors #casemanagers #caremanagers #casemanagement #caremanagement

When I worked for a famous entrepreneur, many clamored to gain internships with him. Yet we had no formal structure and they were not paid so no dignity was given to the person delivering value to the company. It could have been so much more valuable for us and for them had we been able to utilize the framework now available in Robert J. Khoury's second recent book Intern Management. Make a resolution for your company to improve through successful internships.

It's been a year of many lessons for me. Here are 3: (I'll write as transparent as I can about them.) 1. Never stop evolving and changing your business I had a period where I was very comfortable (end of 2022/beginning of 2023) because things were going very good for us. I should have pushed for new initiatives at that point. 2. Learn to delegate and trust your team Micromanaging is the curse of many very capable people, and the weight pulling them down. 3. Cash flow is king Like many in the IT/design industry, we've had a bumpy ride this year. Never take your eye off the ball and prioritise financial safety. Here's to 2023, and may 2024 be a good one!

Stukent is a fun company to work for and I love participating in the annual tradition of making a light-hearted Christmas video. But what I'm most proud of is the Christmas tree pixel art and macro featured in the video. I actually made that effect it in #Excel, and I also wrote the #VBA code that "materializes" the tree into existence. Follow me for the more #Excel recipes. #modelingandsimulation

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🎇 Happy Birthday America. 🇺🇸 As we celebrate our nation’s 248th birthday, it seems fitting for me to remind you that … YOU honestly have no clue what YOU are capable of. And we can be assured that in 1776, those folks had no clue as well. But that did not stop them; and look what happened. 😊 There is so much I could share from this point, but here’s what I have for today. 🌭 Make peace with the bad parts of your career. No job is perfect. 🍔 Be a life-long learner of things. There has never been an easier time to up-skill. You can find online courses for less than a meal out. 🌽 Be curious – about everything. You can’t improve outcomes if you don’t explore options. 🍉 Tackle fear and discomfort. See them as a part of the risk for growth. 🍦 The world will not get you at times. They may not share your vision of yourself. That's okay. 🍻 Meet problems with “how can this work” not that it won’t. Like the building of our nation; there are bad parts of the job, but we have learned along the way, been curious enough to grow, tackled our fears, weathered much discomfort, and still, not everyone gets us. Happy 4th Everyone.

🚀 Reflecting on my first year as an entrepreneur as we approach the end of 2023! Here are some key takeaways: 1️⃣ Many things that seemed scary or intimidating were entirely doable. Like exercise, sometimes the hardest step is just committing to show up. 2️⃣ Introverts can be hustlers too. As an introvert, I struggle to put myself out there, network, and ask for help. But as an entrepreneur, I must go outside my comfort zone to be successful. You never know where your next lead may come from! 3️⃣ Imposter syndrome is real. As an entrepreneur, your business is a reflection of you, so it is hard not to feel self-doubt when faced with challenges. Surrounding yourself with cheerleaders who remind you of your worth and value is critical. 4️⃣ Being an entrepreneur is a rollercoaster, but the highs are well worth it. Every win is so much more meaningful when you own the business. Suffice to say, I love being my own boss. I look forward to the many ups and downs and learnings to come in 2024! Happy Holidays! 🎉 #Entrepreneurship #bosslady