It's #WorldAutismAwareness Day- While everyday my world is a lot brighter because of my son, I hope today everyone can commit to one thing you can do or think about differently to create true acceptance and pathways to inclusion, for those on the Autism Spectrum and for their caregivers. For me, as a Mom and a Coach, my work is far from complete- but I commit to continuous learning, relentless advocacy, sharing my experience, and paying it forward to coach and support other Moms who are navigating this journey.

#Autismawareness #Momalongthespectrum #Acceptance #Inclusion #Diversity

When things seems upside down, the best thing is to connect with your inner-self. How will you prioritize yourself?

There have been many studies to suggest that women are less confident or self-assured than men. However, in a world where confidence and competence go hand in hand for success, it’s important that we challenge this gap and close it, because frankly, the most beautiful thing you can wear is self-confidence.

I have realized that in addition to raising your hand to say yes, it is totally ok to raise your hand and say No, or simply ask for help as you prioritize what you need to be successful. Here are some tips that may help those who may be about to board the ‘rocket ship’.

Being responsive to change also means being proactive and taking things in stride. It may seem like the least likely time to reinvent, explore new possibilities or take your career to the next level, but there may never be a more opportune time to reflect on what truly matters to us, in our lives and in our careers so that we can take control of our path and make choices that help us achieve our goals.

Here’s a few simple strategies if you are exploring a career or role shift, or simply to take a step back, so that you can take many leaps forward.