Habits of Successful Women

Self talk can be both constructive or positive.  Maybe it’s age and the wisdom that comes with it but I’m able to intercept the no so positive self talk dialogues.   Interestingly enough I also find that my self awareness has increased so much that even when I’m dealing with certain situations I can usually insert more positive self talk like: “you are tougher than this”, “this is nothing compared to that” or “it’s time to set you intentions, create a plan and get to where you need to be”.

Resiliency is probably the top skill of successful people & more important for women.  The type of resiliency that leans into emotional endurance and divine feminine energy. Read on to learn more about the habits (ask skills, activities and routines) of successful women.

Successful Women, Personal Style, Personal Brand
  1. Their day starts the night before
  2. They go to sleep early
  3. They have a self care based morning routine
  4. They do some form of meditation for mental wellness and journal for emotional release
  5. They prioritize their tasks
  6. They practice emotional and mental toughness
  7. They encourage children and other girls/women
  8. She practices self awareness
  9. She surrounds herself with like minded people
  10. She exemplifies a confident personal brand 
  11. She’s educating herself and learning new things daily
  12. She puts herself first, sets boundaries and takes space for herself
  13. She takes care of her personal hygiene and personal style
  14. She invests in physical self, spirituality and her mental wellbeing
  15. She manages her money wisely
  16. She consumes positive content and media
  17. She hones in on her craft daily
  18. She’s consistent, disciplined and practices self control
  19. She keeps promises to herself
  20. She’s articulate and is a great story teller

 

Corporate Girl, Career Woman, Women in Tech, Corporate Girlie, Smart Women, Business Women Aesthetic

What is Human Design?

Have you heard of the “Human Design Chart”? (aka Human Design, HDC, Body Graph).
Looking at the picture you may think it’s some sort of robotic humanoid. Well it’s not robotic, but it does have everything to do with being human and how to understand our whole human system so we can live our best life.

The best definition I’ve heard is that Human Design is equal parts practical and woowoo.
Human Design can be used as a target operating model for a person on how they can live in alignment with their truest self, how they make decisions and what gifts they are meant to give to the world. It’s both helpful to the self but also to people you work and live with (think business teams and families). Interestingly, the only pieces of information required to build your body graph are your birth date, time and location.

I’ve been learning more about my HDC for the last 2 years and I think I’m ready to share more about what I’ve learned about my own chart. Check back soon to learn more!