Brady Ware and Company has taken great strides to incorporate a meaningful women's initiative into our corporate culture.  And we did this with not only from inside the company, but also by partnering with strong organizations within our city,

Brady Ware and Company has taken great strides to incorporate a meaningful women's initiative into our corporate culture.  And we did this with not only from inside the company, but also by partnering with strong organizations within our city,

Brady Ware and Company has taken great strides to incorporate a meaningful women's initiative into our corporate culture.  And we did this with not only from inside the company, but also by partnering with strong organizations within our city.

One of the people who I love, I've heard speak, and read her book on leadership, is Janet Smith Meeks. She is so passionate about how we can lead. She wrote a book called Gracious Leadership. You should check it out. It's really good. She lives it.

Everywhere today you see people are looking for great leadership. When you're a leader, you can influence. You can change your world around you. You can impact people in your life and organizations. You can be part of success because of your leadershi...

In this episode, I explore why it is so crucial to hang with the right people, for your professional life, and your personal life.  And I speak with Derek Grosso, CEO and Founder of the Columbus Young Professionals Club about finding the right people t...

Who are you hanging with these days...in your personal life...in your professional life? Are you OK with it? Do you like it when you think about the people that surrounded you? Are you content? In the next Inspiring Women with Betty Collins episode,...

Just to be sure you understand what I'm referring to, rehearsing your troubles. What does that mean? If you constantly have conversations in your head. You're thinking, you're talking, you're laying awake at night,

Rehearsing your troubles. What does that mean? If you constantly have conversations in your head. You're thinking, you're talking, you're laying awake at night, and you're playing something over and over. It consumes you. In my next episode,

Do you feel unappreciated, undervalued, overbooked, underutilized, or overlooked? Maybe you think you're an afterthought? I would challenge you to step back and ask a simple question. "Do I value who I am?" Better yet,