You can have transitions in your career and take your business with you as you go through this transition. Campbellsville UniversityNatilie Williams articulated everything that needed to be heard and thought about not only in a professional manner, but in a manner that allows you as a listener to really investigate your thoughts and beliefs and challenge them.

I have the privilege of traveling around the country, soon the world, to provide college students and young professionals with the tools to prepare for executing their goals.But I had to be sure that it was a safe space because I was not going to allow anybody to sabotage this career that I had worked so hard for. Fast forward to my Masters program at Illinois State University, I did a 130-page thesis “For the Culture.

And so I was able to sometimes do two engagements in one day I could do one in California, one in Florida virtually and not have to leave and not have to also invest in travel expenses. And so I’m really excited to learn how she’s managing her business as well as her career as a graduate student. If you are interested in speaking, you can look up other speakers that may be doctoral students and figure out how did they do it. I can already tell, I wish we had another interview to do all these other topics on like, and actually hear from you and your, you know, the main topics that you speak about because that sounds absolutely fascinating. So those include some of the speaking topics, professional development, preparing yourself for your career path.Filled with compassionate stories and thought-provoking questions, Innerview: Lessons in Leadership seeks to challenge and empower readers to practice introspection and experience the benefits of life-changing moments of realization, which Natilie coins as "innerviews. And so I started to just be intentional about the different conferences I would present at, in front of students. Whether those mountains were me learning the speaking industry, how to network with decision makers, or even watch my role model in the field soon become my peers.