What They Don't Tell You About Success - Hopkins, Raquel
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So you've made it. You've got the job, the salary, the corner office, the degrees, the million-dollar home, the beautiful family, the expensive car, all of the symbols that indicate you have arrived and are living the dream. You are, by society's standards, a success. But if you are indeed living the dream, why does it feel like something's missing? Isn't it all supposed to be more beautiful, fabulous, fulfilling than this? Get ready for the definition of success to be turned on its head. Get ready to look inside, reflect, and be challenged on this journey to the center of who you are. Explore…mehr

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So you've made it. You've got the job, the salary, the corner office, the degrees, the million-dollar home, the beautiful family, the expensive car, all of the symbols that indicate you have arrived and are living the dream. You are, by society's standards, a success. But if you are indeed living the dream, why does it feel like something's missing? Isn't it all supposed to be more beautiful, fabulous, fulfilling than this? Get ready for the definition of success to be turned on its head. Get ready to look inside, reflect, and be challenged on this journey to the center of who you are. Explore where you have strayed from your earliest dreams and find the spark that still smolders inside. Review the pitfalls of the success trap and learn how to align inner feelings with outer accomplishments, celebrating the victories while keeping sight of the purpose of the hustle.
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RaQuel is a Life and Leadership Development Coach and a change agent for purposeful and meaningful impact. She partners with individuals and business clients on removing barriers for greater success while pinpointing what success means and the limiting beliefs that we may have accepted that keep us from obtaining further greatness. RaQuel believes that true leaders understand that doing something greater outside of ourselves is the kind of action that leads to lasting impact. Creating an intangible legacy- one free of titles, riches and other sometimes meaningless items- begins with prioritizing the people we hope to help and recognizing that when we succeed, others will do the same. RaQuel has over 10 years' experience working in Human Resource Development in the Telecommunications industry with her most recent role as the Vice President of HR in global organization. She has an MBA in International Business from the University of Saint Thomas and currently pursuing her MS in Mental Health and Clinical Counseling. She attended the Wharton School for Global Talent Management and became a Certified Professional Coach through the Institute of Professional Excellence in Coaching (IPEC). She is also an official member of the Forbes Human Resources Council.